Doctrine Graph
The graph has no fixed centre. It opens on Abraham — the one figure every tradition in the record shares — and you can start from any node. Every edge carries its evidence, its classification and how each tradition stands on it.
Nodes, with the traditions whose texts speak of them and their number of connections.
3 edges
The Qurʾān names Muhammad the seal of the prophets.
Tradition status: Finality affirmed in Sunni and Shiʿi Islam; read as attestation by the Ahmadiyya.
Evidence: Q 33:40 · grounded by AM-CLAIM-000238
Both Genesis and the Qurʾān call Abraham a prophet.
Tradition status: Shared designation across traditions.
Evidence: Genesis 20:7; Q 19:41
Moses is the prophet like whom no other arose, and a messenger and prophet in the Qurʾān.
Tradition status: Shared; the identity of “a prophet like Moses” (Deuteronomy 18:15) is disputed between traditions.
Evidence: Deuteronomy 18:15–18; Deuteronomy 34:10; Q 19:51
Every edge has evidence; affirmation and dispute are attributed separately. JSON