The Beth El Synagogue was an Orthodox Jewish congregation and synagogue, located in Shanghai, China.
[1] At that time, most were Sephardic Jews from Baghdad and Bombay.
[1] During the 1870s, the Baghdadi Jewish community used rented space for religious worship.
[1] It was located on Peking Road, a major thoroughfare in the English settlement.
[2] Jacob Elias and Edward Elias Sassoon built the Ohel Rachel Synagogue to replace Beth El Synagogue; and it opened in March 1920.