Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 596
Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 596 — English translation
Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.
- 1After the (Musaf) Prayer, we trumpet a big teruah blast without a tekiah blast. Rema: There are places that we are accustomed to go back (after the Musaf Prayer) and blast 30 sounds (Minhagim Yishaynim) and after one fulfills these, further there is not to blow more for no reason. But a minor, even one who has reached the Halachic age of maturity, it is allowed to say to him that he should blow the shofar (The Maggid Chapter 2 from the Laws of Shofar). And it is permitted (for a minor) to blow shofar all day (Or Zarua of Rosh HaShana).
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לאחר תפלה מריעים תרועה גדולה בלא תקיעה: הגה ויש מקומות נוהגין לחזור ולתקוע שלשים קולות (מנהגים ישנים) ולאחר שיצאו בזה שוב אין לתקוע עוד בחנם אבל קטן אפי' הגיע לחינוך מותר לומר לו שיתקע (המגיד פ"ב מהלכות שופר) ומותר לו לתקוע כל היום. (א"ז דר"ה):
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