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Sabuah simbol nan umum digunoan untuak mawakili tigo agamo Abrahamik nan paliang gadang. Dari ateh ka bawah: bintang Daud, salib Kristen, jo bintang bulan sabik. [lower-alpha 1]

Agamo-agamo Abrahamik atau agamo-agamo samawi adolah kalompok agamo nan mangikuti ajaran jo manyambah Tuhan Ibrahim, sarupo agamo Yahudi, Kristen, jo Islam.

Abraham atau Ibrahim, saurang Patriark jo Rasul,[1][2] banyak disabuik dalam kitab-kitab suci agamo-agamo Abrahamik sarupo Alkitab jo Al-Qur'an.[2][3]

Tradisi Yahudi jo Kristen manyatokan baso Duo Baleh Suku Israel adolah katurunan dari Abraham malalui anaknyo Ishak jo cucunyo Yakub, nan anak-anaknyo mambantuak bangso Israel di Kanaan, sadangkan tradisi Islam manyatoan baso Duo Baleh Suku Arab nan dikenal sabagai anak Ismail adolah katurunan dari Ibrahim malalui anaknyo Ismail di Arab.[1][4][5][6][7]

Agamo Israel kuno barasa dari agamo Kanaan kuno pado Zaman Perunggu, dan manjadi monoteistik nan kuek sakitar abaik ka-6 SM.[8][9]

Agamo Kristen tapisah dari agamo Yahudi pado abaik ka-1 Masehi,[1] dan manyebar laweh sasudah diadopsi dek Kakaisaran Romawi sabagai agamo nagara pado abaik ka-4 Masehi. Islam muncua pado abaik ka-7 Masehi, dan juo manyebar laweh malalui panakluakan awal Muslim.[1]

Agamo-agamo samawi mambantuak kalompok agamo tagadang dalam ilimu perbandingan agamo , sasudah agamo-agamo dari India, Iran jo Asia Timur.[10] Agamo Kristen jo Islam adolah agamo tagadang di dunia badasarkan jumlah panganuiknyo.[11] Agamo-agamo sarugo nan labiah saketek panganuiknyo antaro lain agamo Yahudi,[11] agamo Baháʼí,[12][13][14] Druze,[15][16] Samaria,[17] jo Rastafari.[18][19]

Cendekiawan Katolik Islam Louis Massignon manyatoan baso kalimaik "Agamo Abrahamik" marujuak kapado sadoalah agamo nan barasa dari sumber spiritual nan samo.[20] Istilah nan labiah moderen barasa dari istilah rujukan Al-Qur'an, yaitu Millah Abraham, "agamonyo Ibrahim", bantuak bahaso Arab dari Abraham.[21]

Janji Allah di Kitab Kejadian 15:4-8 manganai ahli warih Abraham manjadi paradigma bagi urang Yahudi, nan mangecekkannyo sabagai "bapa kami Abraham" (Avraham Avinu). Sairiang jo datangnyo agamo Kristen, Paulus sang Rasul, dalam Roma 4:11-12, juo manyabuiknyo sabagai "bapa dari sadonyo urang" urang nan beriman, nan basunaik atau nan indak basunaik. Islam juo maanggap dirinyo sabagai agamo Abraham.[22] Sagalo agamo Abrahamik gadang mangaku garih katurunan langsuang kapado Abraham:

  • Abraham tacataik dalam Taurat sabagai niniak muyang banso Israel malalui anaknyo Ishak, nan lahia dari Sarah malalui janji nan dibuek dalam Kejadian 17:16.[23]
  • Urang Kristen managaskan asa mulo niniak muyang kaum Yahudi di Abraham.[24] Agamo Kristen juo mangaku baso Yesus adolah katurunan Ibrahim. [Matius 1:1-17]
  • Muhammad, sabagai urang Arab, dipicayoi dek umaik Islam sabagai katurunan dari anak Ibrahim (Abraham), Isma'il (Ismael), malalui Hajar (Hagar). Tradisi Yahudi juo manyamakan katurunan Ismael, urang Ismail, jo urang Arab, sadangkan katurunan Yakub dari Ishak, juo kudian dikenal sabagai urang Israel, adolah urang Israel.[25]
  • Kapicayoan Bahá'í manyatoan dalam kitab-kitabnyo baso Bahá'ullah adolah katurunan Abraham malalui anak-anak bininyo Keturah.[26][27][28]

Pabedaan tantang istilah

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Kapatutan mangalompokkan agamo Yahudi, Kristen, jo Islam di bawah istilah "agamo-agamo Abraham" atau "tradisi-tradisi Abraham" alah banyak ditantang. Kapicayoan umum Kristen tantang Inkarnasi, Tritunggal, jo kabangkitan Yesus, misalnyo, indak ditarimo dek agamo Yahudi jo Islam (caliak misalnyo pandangan Islam tantang kamatian Yesus). Ado kapacayoan utamo dalam Islam jo Yahudi nan indak ado dek sabagian gadang agamo Kristen (sarupo tabu taradok dagiang babi), jo kapacayoan utamo dalam Islam, Kristen, jo Iman Bahá'í nan indak ado dek agamo Yahudi (sarupo kanabian jo ka-Masihan Yesus).[29]

Adam Dodds bapandapek baso istilah "Kapicayoan Abraham", walaupun baguno, dapek manyimpang, karano manyampaikan kasamoan sajarah jo teologis nan indak spesifik, dan dapek bamasalah pado pamariksaan labiah lanjuik. Walaupun ado kasamoan antaro agamo-agamo ko, akar-akar kasamoan hanyolah perifer dari kapacayoan dasar masiang-masiang jo sacaro baitu manyambunyikan pabedaan nan pantiang.[30] Berger, Profesor Studi Yahudi di Universitas Atlantik Florida, manulih baso walaupun "Agamo Yahudi melahiakan agamo Kristen jo Islam," katigo agamo tasabuik "memahami paran Abraham" jo caro nan babeda.[31] Samantaro itu, Aaron W. Hughes manggambarkan istilah iko sabagai "indak tapek" jo "sabagian gadang marupoan neologisme teologis."[32]

Sabuah sebutan alternatif untuak "agamo-agamo Abraham", yaitu " monoteisme gurun ", mungkin juo mampunyoi konotasi nan indak mamuaskan.[33]

  1. Bintang bulan sabit dikaitkan dengan Kekaisaran Utsmaniyah dan kemudian datang untuk mewakili simbol Islam, terutama di dunia barat.
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  33. Benjamin, Don C. (1983). Deuteronomy and city life : a form criticism of texts with the word city ('îr) in Deuteronomy 4:41-26:19. Lanham, MD: University Press of America. pp. 47. ISBN 0-8191-3138-5. OCLC 9324453. https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/9324453. "Nineteenth century scholars were convinced that the uniform vastness of the desert was the incentive for Israel's belief in one god. Baly, however, points out that most desert dwellers are polytheists. [...] Monotheism, according to Baly, have never developed in desert cultures; monotheism always develops in cities!"