What is the ruling on speaking between the two sermons, and is the prayer of the one who speaks invalid?

The Shaykh : This is a student from Algeria named Samir ibn 'Abd al-Rahman. If a person speaks between the two sermons, do you consider his prayer invalid, knowing that he stopped two people from speaking during the sermon? No, the answer is no. Speaking between the two sermons is permissible as long as it does not disturb those around him. If there is a prohibition against it, stopping him is good. As for whether his prayer is considered invalid, what do you mean by "invalid"? That it is void or that its reward is void? No, the hadith does not mean that the prayer is void and that he must repeat it. The meaning is that he is deprived of the reward of the Friday prayer. If he speaks during the sermon, he is deprived of the reward of the Friday prayer; he does not receive reward for it. This is the most likely interpretation. Does the one who marries his father's wife have to pay a fifth of his wealth?