Abraham

Abraham is a key figure in major world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He is often referred to as the "father of faith" because he is seen as a model of trust and obedience to God. In the biblical narrative, Abraham is chosen by God to start a new covenant and is promised numerous descendants. His story includes significant events, such as the near-sacrifice of his son Isaac, which symbolizes faith. Abraham's legacy influences religious beliefs, practices, and concepts of faith and righteousness across cultures and centuries.