"[3] According to some researchers, Shinaz is derived from a Persian word meaning "recognizing" (in reference to Islamic doctrine).
"[5] Long ago, small hamlets were scattered across what is now the territory of the village, including Shugad, Mykhadiy, Tsygyrdikhal, MukhulI, and Leylu-kala.
Written sources, preserved cultural monuments, agricultural customs, ancient tools, and traditional crafts all attest to the village's historical significance.
The most important and original account of Shinaz from the 13th century comes from the famous geographer and cosmographer Zakariya al-Qazvini (1203–1283).
Anyone who wants to get here takes a stick in his hands and slowly descends, so that the wind does not knock him off his feet due to its strength.