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10 Comments
SC
September 7, 2023
May we play the shofar in the days of Awe between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur? Reply
Eliezer Zalmanov
for Chabad.org
September 10, 2023
in response to SC:
There is no restriction for that, but it is typically not done. Reply
Shimshon
October 4, 2020
Is it ok to blow the shofar, in order to improve, after Yom Kippur(as long as not on Shabbos)? Reply
Eliezer Zalmanov
for Chabad.org
October 5, 2020
in response to Shimshon:
Yes, no problem with that. Reply
Anonymous
September 7, 2020
how many times should one do this on the day of rosh hashana to fulfill the biblical commandment Reply
Eliezer Zalmanov
for Chabad.org
September 8, 2020
in response to Anonymous:
The minimum amount is one round of these 30 blasts. Reply
Chabad.org Staff
September 6, 2021
in response to anonymous:
The Shofar is blown during the daytime, usually mid morning but it can be blown until evening. Reply









what is the name of the person who calls the shofar blowing notes
Ba'al tokeiah