Seyid Ali Quarry Shrine

­­­­ ­ ­­  In the village of Zod (originally named from the 3rd-5th centuries – the end of the 14th century­(1387–1388), from the 15th century ­­to the 15th century (1400)­ it was another lafa, and in  ­1813-1814 it was Veliaga)

Basarkecher district – since 11.06.1969 Var­­denis, Zod village since 09.04.1991 

Architecture

 In ­1987-1991, the Azerbaijanis­­­­­ visited the Seyid Ali Temple, one ­of their sacred places of faith­, which was also visited by the Armenians­­.

There were a lot­­ of places of worship in the Bay Area. ­One of them is Sayyid Ali­­ Khan. ­ It was located in Zod,­ a large and developed village of Goycha­. ­People from­ the Bay Area and the Bay ­Area were also invited to attend the event. ­­And the people who were in the habit of praying and praying­. ­­­ ­­ And all those who have doubts about the truth will be punished, and those who have doubts will be punished­. In the Goycha basin­, the village of ­La Rin, which was considered suitable for life at that time, is found in ­the village of La Rin, which was compiled ­by I. Chopin­. According to official data, Zod was a purely Turkish village in terms of its ethnic composition at the time, with a population of 425 people. In 1873 the population­­ of the village increased to 905, and in 1897 it was 1,588. In 1905–1907, the village had ­­about 100 houses, about 300–350 inhabitants, and  in 1914­it had 1,988 inhabitants.­­­­ In ­­­­­­ 1918-1920 the deportation of the village­ had a population of 200-230 houses, about 800-1000­­individuals. In 1948-1953­ there were 125 houses and about 500 people­ in the Goy­Gol district­ of Azer­Bay­. The population of the village was 400-450 houses, 1600-2000 people­­. After the ­­deportation­ in 1987-1991­, the ­villagers were completely ­displaced from their native lands and became refugees­­­­­. ­­­­ And the people of the village, and the inhabitants of the city  ­­­­­ A lot of people in the area have been living in this area for a long time­. The village had a population of 650–700 people and a population of about 4,700­ people[i]. ­ 

According to ­some sources­, the ancient Turkic languages "Zod"­ means "­a place of homeland­ inhabited ­ in a ­harsh, rugged­­ mountainous place". According to another explanation­, the Albanian historian­ Musa ­Ka­lankatli­ was born in the ­middle­ of the first century­ of the Middle ­Ages. ­­Or­­­­ maybe it's just a matter of time before you get to the point where you're going to have to go through a lot of ups and downs, and you're going to have to go through a lot of ups and downs, and you're going to have to go through a lot of ups and downs.­­ Moisey Khore­ ­ is the ­ name of the ­Nasi Sod­ tribe and is mentioned as the descendant of the ­Albanian king Ereklin­. The name of this ethnonym/tribe has also found its name in the Zod topony of Goycha district­­­­­.