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Afghan royalty that fled Afghanistan. They own much of Afghanistan, but are humble in discussing terms. The name was altered into "Qayumi" from other true Afghan names in order to hide the true identity of all Afghan royalty. It was given as a surrogate to those who stopped supporting the Taliban when they turned against their country's internal structure. All Qayumi members are moralistic and have high rendering values of compassion. They are extreme advocators of justice and equality. The name is taken very seriously in Afghan culture; they are raised to believe that forgiveness is one of the strongest attributes a man can contain. All Qayumi men and women are raised to forgive and forgive without resentment. They are also very religious, but tend to simply preach that they are spiritual because they are so accepting of all other religions as long as it promotes optimism within humanity.
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