Moni, also known as Mone or Mandi, is a deity in the pre-Islamic pantheon of the Nuristani people. Following the god Imra, Moni was considered the second-most important figure in this religious tradition.
According to mythology, Moni was created by Imra's breath along with Gish. He was revered as a divine prophet chosen by Imra to fulfill specific behests. The significance of Moni was widespread throughout the region, with nearly every village maintaining a temple dedicated to him.