Tolong jelaskan mengenai Moshe Feinstein

Moshe Feinstein (; pengucapan Lituania: Moshe Faynshteyn; ; ) adalah seorang rabi, cendekiawan, dan posek (otoritas atas halakha—hukum Yahudi) Ortodoks Amerika Serikat. Ia disebut sebagai otoritas hukum Yahudi Ortodoks terkenal pada abad kedua puluh dan aturan-aturannya sering kali durjuk dalam sastra rabinik kontemporer. Feinstein menjabat sebagai presiden Perhimpunan Rabi Ortodoks, Ketua Dewan Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah dari Agudath Israel of America, dan kepala Mesivtha Tifereth Yerusalem di New York.

Banyak disambut di dunia Ortodoks karena keberanian dan ketaatannya, Feinstein umum disebut sebagai "Reb Moshe" (atau "Rav Moshe").

Ellenson, David. "Two Responsa of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein." American Jewish Archives Journal, Volume LII, Nos. 1 and 2, Fall 2000–2001.

Rabbi Shimon Finkelman, Rabbi Nosson Scherman. Reb Moshe: The Life and Ideals of HaGaon Rabbi Moshe Feinstein. Brooklyn, NY: ArtScroll Mesorah, 1986. .

_. "Jewish education for women: Rabbi Moshe Feinstein's map of America." American Jewish history, 1995

Rackman, Emanuel. "Halachic progress: Rabbi Moshe Feinstein's Igrot Moshe on Even ha-Ezer" in Judaism 12 (1964), 365–373

Robinson, Ira. "Because of our many sins: The contemporary Jewish world as reflected in the responsa of Moses Feinstein" 2001

Rosner, Fred. "Rabbi Moshe Feinstein's Influence on Medical Halacha" Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society. No. XX, 1990

__. Rabbi Moshe Feinstein on the treatment of the terminally ill." Judaism. Spring 37(2):188–98. 1988

Rabbi Mordecai Tendler, interview with grandson of Rabbi Feinstein and shamash for 18 years.

Warshofsky, Mark E. "Responsa and the Art of Writing: Three Examples from the Teshuvot of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein," in An American Rabbinate: A Festschrift for Walter Jacob Pittsburgh, Rodef Shalom Press, 2001 (Download in PDF format)

“HaRav Moshe Feinstein: In honor of his 15th yahrtzeit, 13th Adar” – A retrospective of Rav Moshe Feinstein's life, with recollections on his character as a person.

Most volumes of Igros Moshe are available for free at hebrewbooks.org. A detailed listing with links to all freely available sections appears at Mi Yodeya: Quick-Reference List of the Section-Contents of Igros Moshe.