Is every individual obligated to pray Mussaf, or only the communal prayer leader?
Synopsis
Every individual is obligated to pray Mussaf regardless of whether there is a congregation present. The opposing view that the individual's obligation is discharged by the shaliach tzibbur is rejected.
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