How many times should the Shofar be blown for each blessing (Kings, Remembrances, Shofars) in Mussaf on Rosh Hashanah?
Synopsis
The Mechaber prescribes blowing three times for each blessing (nine blasts total), while the Rema notes an alternative custom of blowing once for each blessing.
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Should "HaYom Haras Olam" and "Ereshes" be recited after each shofar blast, and what about on Shabbat when shofar is not blown?
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May an individual praying alone interrupt the Mussaf prayer to blow shofar?
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May one speak between the sitting shofar blasts (before Mussaf) and the standing shofar blasts (within Mussaf)?
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If one spoke idle words between the sitting and standing shofar blasts, must one go back and recite a new blessing?
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Must the same person who blows shofar in the sitting blasts also blow in the standing blasts (within Mussaf)?
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May one hold the shofar in scale pans on Rosh Hashanah for protection from mice, even if not intending to weigh?
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Is it permitted to interrupt between the sitting shofar blasts themselves?
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