History:

The expansion of Persian culture and language throughout the historical Persian Empire—including areas in present-day Iran, Central Asia, and parts of the Indian subcontinent—probably helped spread this surname. People with this surname may have willingly moved for trade, education, or government jobs within the empire. Later on, economic opportunities or political unrest in various areas might have caused further migrations, resulting in settlements in different places.

Description:

The surname Yazdani comes from the Persian word "Yazdan," which means "God" or "divine. The religion associated with YAZDANI surname is islam. The MotherTounge associated with this surname are persian and bengali.
" This surname is mainly found among people of Iranian descent or those influenced by Persian culture. Specifically, its common among Zoroastrians, whose religion focuses on the divine Yazdan, and among Shia Muslims, especially in Iran, India, and Pakistan. In India, Yazdani might be found among Hyderabadi Muslims, showing historical links to Persian culture and administration.

Here are few notable Indian personalities with the surname and their professions: , Golam Yazdani: A Bengali politician, , Ghulam Yazdani: A Bengali historian, , Kausar Yazdani: An Islamic scholar, , Raushan Yazdani: A Bengali poet.

Here are the different ways the surname Yazdani can be spelled: Yazdani, Yezdani, Yazdany, and Yezdany.