Yazdanparast
It means 'worshipper of God' in Persian, combining 'Yazdan' (God/Divine) and 'parast' (worshipper).
While not directly mentioned in the Quran, it embodies the Quranic principle from Surah Adh-Dhariyat (51:56) that humans were created to worship God.
It is of Persian origin, rooted in pre-Islamic and Islamic Persian spiritual traditions and Sufi practices.
No, it is extremely rare and considered a unique, classical Persian name rarely used in modern times.
It suggests devotion, humility, spiritual depth, and a strong connection to divine worship and Sufi traditions.