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Maimonides Minute – Hilchot Shofar 2:1-3 (Who may blow the shofar for another?)

September 3, 2017 10:34 am

Who is obligated to hear the shofar? Who is permitted to blow shofar for another individual, and who may not do so? What is the legal principle that underlies this distinction?

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