Can you explain this with examples?
Short - "Judaism, Christianity (including Catholicism), and Islam all trace back to the same man—Abraham. Jews descend from his son Isaac, Muslims from his son Ishmael, and Christians honor the same roots through Isaac and later Jesus. They’re like branches from the same family tree."
Further - "Long ago, there was a man named Abraham, chosen by God and promised to be the father of many nations. He had two sons—Isaac and Ishmael. From Isaac came the Israelites, the foundation of Judaism. From Ishmael came the Arab peoples, and through them, Islam. Centuries later, from the line of Isaac came Jesus, and his followers became Christians. Though the three faiths took different paths, they all look back to the same beginning—the same God, the same man, the same sacred promise."
Relationship between prophets - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all trace their roots to Abraham. In Judaism, Abraham and Moses are central figures, with Moses seen as the greatest prophet. Christianity shares the Jewish heritage but believes Jesus, a descendant of Abraham, is the Son of God and the Messiah. Islam also honors Abraham and Moses as prophets, considers Jesus a great prophet (not divine), and sees Muhammad as the final and greatest prophet who brought God's final message. All three faiths share common origins but differ in how they view these key figures.