Abrahamic religions

The Abrahamic religions are a group of religious communities of faith that claim descent from the religion of the ancient Israelites and the worship of the God of Abraham. The Abrahamic religions are monotheistic. The term derives from patriarch Abraham, a major biblical figure from The Hebrew Bible. The major Abrahamic religions are  Christianity, Islam and Judaism. 

 Religions 
ReligionFounded inClaims descent fromCentral symbolCentral scriptureCentral figureAdherentsPopulationChristianity1st century CEIsaac and JosephChristian crossChristian BibleJesusChristians2.4 billionIslam7th century CEIshmaelStar and crescentQur'anMuhammadMuslims1.9 billionJudaism20th–18th century BCEIsaac and JosephStar of DavidTanakhMosesJews14 millionBahá'í Faith19th century CEKeturah's children9-pointed starAqdasBahá'ullahBaha'is10 millionDruze11th century CEIshmaelDruze starHikmahHamzaMuwahhidun5 millionSamaritanism20th–18th century BCEIsaac and JosephPentateuchMosesSamaritans820 followersRastafari20th century CEHaile SelassieLion of JudahChristian BibleHaile SelassieRastas700,000Mormonism19th century CEJoseph SmithChrist leaving the tombChristian Bible and
The Book of MormonJesusLatter-Day Saints17 millionMandaeism4-6th century CEShemThe DrabshaThe Ginza RabbaJohn the BaptistMandaens60-100 thousand

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