Tomb of Rabbi Yehuda Asad (Azod Judah)

Rabbi Asad invited him to be the chief rabbi of the Szerdahely community in 1852. His yeshiva here became one of the most famous and sought-after. He dealt with almost all of the rabbinical sciences and had a wide range of knowledge. ; He was surrounded by legends even during his lifetime: his sharp mind, extraordinary piety and warm heart made him recognized and respected not only among Jews but also among Christian religious denominations. ; He died in 1866, and his grave in the Szerdahely Jewish cemetery is now a place of pilgrimage.