Behruz
Yes, though Persian in origin, Behruz is used by Muslims worldwide and carries no un-Islamic connotations, rather embodying the virtue of optimism.
In Urdu, Behruz means Khush Qismat (fortunate), Acha Din Wala (one of good day), or Saeed (auspicious).
No, Behruz is not found in the Quran as it is of Persian linguistic origin, though the concept of 'yawm' (day) is frequently mentioned.
Behram refers to the planet Mars and the Zoroastrian deity Verethragna, while Behruz simply means 'good day' or 'fortunate' without pre-Islamic religious associations.
Yes, Behruz is found in Bosnian Muslim communities, Central Asia, and among Urdu-speaking Muslims, reflecting the historical spread of Persian culture.