The Abrahamic Covenant, one of the central themes in the sacred texts of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, is a divine agreement made between God and the patriarch Abraham. In the Bible, this covenant revolves around promises of land, a great nation descending from Abraham, and blessings that would extend to all people through his lineage. While the Bible primarily focuses on the chosen people of Israel as the inheritors of this covenant, the Quran offers a reinterpretation that shifts the emphasis. The Islamic understanding of the Abrahamic Covenant redefines both the nature of the promises and the relationship between God and His followers. In Islam, Abraham (Ibrahim) is considered not just the father of the Jewish people through Isaac but also the father of the Arab people through Ishmael. Most significantly, the Quran reframes Abraham’s covenant as a universal message based on faith, submission, and obedience to one God—Allah—rather than a promise limited to a specific lineage or nation. This podcast explores the Quran’s reinterpretation of the Abrahamic Covenant, examining the theological shifts, and the broader implications for understanding God’s relationship with humanity.