Sejarah orang Yahudi di Malaysia: Perbezaan antara semakan

== Penang Jewish Cemetery ==

 

 

The oldest Jewish tombstone is dated [[July 9]] [[1835]] dedicated to a Mrs. Shoshan Levi and is believed to mark the grave of the [[English people|English]] Jew that was the benefactor who donated the land where the current cemetery stands. Most of the graves take the form of a triangular vaulted-lid casket, resembling [[ossuary|ossuaries]] commonly found in [[Israel]]. There are approximately 106 graves located in the cemetery with the most recent tombstone dated 1978. It is the only cemetery established solely for the once small and thriving Jewish community in Peninsular Malaysia, although there may be a few Jewish graves in other non-Jewish cemeteries <ref name="Raimy" />.