Shofar (שׁוֹפָר) is a Jewish ritual musical instrument, made from the horn of a creature (called a ram). The graph on this instrument represents one of the Tory commandments - “Promise until the Blues of Israel, saying: This month, the first day of the month, you will have a new rest, remembrance of remembrance, holy assemblies.” It has been going on for a long time history and tradition of living, going back to Moses. In the biblical era, the shofar served many purposes: in the new surmili when going to war, for calling out communities and, in the presence of public fences, for publicizing the approach of the Sabbath and others. Nina was played with a shofar in the synagogues throughout the entire month of Elul - after the completion of the ranka prayer on weekdays - in order to nap the Jews until the day before the Day of Judgment.