Yengija village mosque
It was built in the lowlands of Vedibasar mahal, in the valley of Aghridagh, 5 km southwest of of Boyuk Vedi town, the center of Vedi district, on the hills above the village of Yengija, which is located on the Boyuk River, a tributary of the Vedi River
It was named Sisavan in 1991.
Architecture
The ruins of the burnt mosque remained in the village on the side of the street along Boyuk river.
There were two mosques in Yengija village. One of them, in 1919, Yengija village was strongly attacked by Armenian, and as a result of this attack, the mosque building was burned by the Dashnaks. Until the deportation of 1988, the ruins of the ancient mosque remained in the village on the side of the street along the Boyuk river. It was called Oghuz cemetery.