Tunisian thinker Tohami Al-Abduli presents a profound analytical study of the figure of Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim) within the Arab-Islamic cultural and intellectual sphere. This book moves beyond a simple biographical account to explore Abraham's symbolic weight as the father of prophets, a model of pure monotheism (hanif), and the foundation of the 'Creed of Abraham' (Millat Ibrahim). Al-Abduli investigates how this pivotal character has shaped theological discourse, spiritual consciousness, and collective identity throughout Islamic history, offering a critical examination of his enduring legacy and representation.