Avraham
Avraham is the Hebrew name of the patriarch known in English as Abraham. He is regarded as a founding figure in Judaism and is also revered in Christianity and Islam. The name Avraham is traditionally interpreted as meaning "father of many" or "exalted father."
In the biblical narrative, Avraham leaves his homeland in response to a divine call and travels to
Sarah bears a son, Isaac, though she is advanced in years. Avraham also fathers Ishmael with Hagar,
In Judaism, Avraham is the first patriarch and the exemplar of obedience to God. In Christianity, he