Moshe Feinstein
Orthodox Rabbi and halachic authority
Born
1895
130 years ago
Died
March 23rd, 1986
39 years ago — 91 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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A prominent American Orthodox Rabbi and posek, this individual was recognized for his expertise in Jewish law. Established a significant halachic authority in the United States, serving as the rabbi of the Lower East Side in New York City. Authored the influential halachic works 'Igrot Moshe', which addressed contemporary Jewish legal issues. Played a crucial role in shaping modern Orthodox Judaism in America through his rulings and teachings.
Authored 'Igrot Moshe'
Served as rabbi in New York City
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