Zihrun is mentioned in
Right Ginza 4 as
Zihrun-Uthra (also called
Yusmir-Kana, with
Kana meaning 'source' or 'place') and
Right Ginza 8, and in
Mandaean Book of John 62 as a "morning star."
Qulasta prayers
2,
3,
240, and 319 mention him as
Zihrun Raza ("Zihrun the Mystery"). He is described as an uthra of radiance, light, and glory in Qulasta prayers 2 and 3, with prayer 2 mentioning
Manda d-Hayyi as an emanation of Zihrun. Qulasta prayers 332, 340, 341, and 374 mention him as the name of a
drabsha (banner), and prayer 347 mentions him as Zihrun-Šašlamiel. ==See also==