Kiumars
While rooted in pre-Islamic Persian mythology, Kiumars is used by Muslim families of Persian heritage as a cultural name honoring ancient Iranian history and the dawn of civilization.
In the Shahnameh and Zoroastrian texts, Kiumars is the first human created by Ahura Mazda, the first king, and father of the human race who received divine glory.
It is extremely rare in modern usage, primarily found among scholarly or nationalist Persian families preserving ancient names from the Avestan period.
No, Kiumars is not mentioned in the Quran; it derives from Avestan and Pahlavi sources predating Islam, though used by Persian Muslims.
It is pronounced kee-OO-mars, with stress on the second syllable, sometimes rendered as Kayumars in Urdu contexts.