Janasuci Behnam, Sarah, dan Empat Puluh Martir adalah sekelompok penganut Kristen abad ke-4 yang mengalami kemartiran pada masa pemerintahan Shapur II.[4] Mereka dimuliakan sebagai janasuci dalam Gereja Ortodoks Oriental.
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