The Abrahamic religions are the monotheistic faiths that recognize a spiritual tradition identified with Abraham. The term is used primarily to refer collectively to Christianity, Judaism and Islam. The Abrahamic religions represent a little more than half of the world's population of believers, some 3.8 billion faithful.
The principle that is shared amongst the the teachings of Islam, Judaism, and Christianity is that A. the soul will be judged upon death. When a person dies, he or she will be judged based on what they did when they were alive and how they behaved. This is something that all of these religions believe in.
