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Ibrāhīm

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Also known as Islamic views on Abraham

Prophet des Islam

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Ibrahim is the Arabic name for Abraham, a central religious figure in Islam who is revered as the forefather of the faith and its traditions. He holds profound significance in Islamic theology and practice, serving as a foundational figure whose life and teachings shape core beliefs and customs across the Muslim world.

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Instance of
human
Given name
Abraham
Gender
male
Place of birth
Babylonia
Place of death
Hebron
Spouse
Sarah
Father
Azar
Occupation
prophet
Position held
prophet of Islam
Notable work
Scrolls of Abraham
Image
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Said to be same as
Abraham
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present in work
Al-Ala
date of birth
1813-00-00
relative
Muhammad
replaced by
Lot in Islam
Commons category
Abraham in Islam
name in native language
إبراهيم
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Abraham, arabisch Ibrāhīm (arabisch إبراهيم), gilt im Islam als einer der wichtigsten Propheten und als Begründer des monotheistischen Kults an der Kaaba in Mekka. Er wird in 25 Suren des Korans insgesamt 69 mal namentlich erwähnt, die 14. Sure ist nach ihm benannt. Der allgemeine Beiname von Abraham ist „Freund Gottes“ (Ḫalīl Allāh). Er geht auf Sure 4:125 zurück, wo es heißt, dass sich Gott Abraham zum Freund nahm.

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