Ishaq is a common name in various cultures, often associated with the biblical figure Isaac. In Islamic tradition, Ishaq is recognized as a prophet and the son of Ibrahim (Abraham). He is known for his role in the lineage of prophets and is revered in both Judaism and Christianity. The name Ishaq is prevalent in Arabic-speaking countries and among Muslim communities worldwide. It symbolizes faith and is often given to boys. The name carries historical significance, reflecting the shared heritage of the Abrahamic religions and their teachings about family and divine promise.