Answer:
Abrahamic faiths are Orthodox Christianity, Shia Islam, and Lutheranism.
Explanation:
Abrahamic faiths are the faiths that emerged in the Middle East and all of them are monotheistic. What they have as a specific characteristic is that they are all connected, or rather they emerged one after the other on the same basis. The three Abrahamic faiths are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
All three of these faiths have experienced internal division, leading to multiple branches in all of them. Orthodox Christianity is one of the two types of Christianity that formed after the initial division. It is practiced in most of Eastern Europe, parts of the Balkans, Ethiopia, and parts of the Caucasus. Lutheranism too is a branch of Christianity, though much more recent than the former one. This branch is mostly practiced in the Feno-Scandinavian countries. Shia Islam is the second-largest branch of Islam by followers. The stronghold of this branch of Islam is in Iran, with Iraq, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, and Yemen also having a lot of followers.
