They all have a strong basis that there is only one God, so all three of them are monotheistic religions. They all believe in a Heaven or Hell for an afterlife. That comes with a judgment by God to determine where we will go. All of them use a Holy book; Christianity uses The Bible for theirs. Islam uses the Koran, and Judaism uses the Torah. All three holy books connect because the Bible uses writings from the Torah for the Old Testament, and Islam recognizes all three books as actual word of God. …show more content…
Abraham had a child with his wife’s servant, Hagar. His name was Ishmael, and the Arabs are direct descendants of him. When Abraham was informed that he had to have a child with his actual wife, Sarah, he did, and his name was Isaac, and Isaac had descendants that formed Israel. They all had Angels involved in their religions. Angels were messengers, soldiers, etc. One Angel named Gabriel who was a messenger, is mentioned in all three religions. Gabriel came to Muhammad and talked to him. After the experience, Muhammad became the final prophet in the Islamic religion, and spread word and became a great ruler. Gabriel was also mentioned in the Bible, when he talked to Mary and Joseph. He told them they would have a baby and name him