Abram (Abraham)

Abram, later named Abraham, is a foundational figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. He is considered a patriarch who established a covenant with God, symbolizing faith and obedience. According to religious texts, God promised Abram land and descendants, making him a key ancestor to many nations. His story emphasizes themes of faith, trust, and obedience to divine will, and he is regarded as a model of monotheistic belief. Abram's legacy influences religious teachings and cultural traditions that focus on covenant, promise, and spiritual devotion.