Is it permissible to say "Abrahamic religions"?

Terms such as "Abrahamic religions" or "unity of religions" carry good meanings like coexistence and peace, but in reality, they are a bridge to false meanings that aim to mix religions and distort Islamic belief by making it possible to reach God through any religion.

Islam is the religion acceptable to Allah, and whoever seeks a religion other than it will be among the losers, as stated in His Almighty saying: (And whoever desires a religion other than Islam, it will not be accepted from him, and in the Hereafter he will be among the losers). The Qur'an has refuted the claim of the Jews and Christians that they follow the religion of Abraham, because Abraham's religion is based on monotheism and belief in all prophets, while they fell into polytheism and disbelieved the prophets.

The Holy Qur'an warned against "confusing" truth with falsehood. The religion of Allah is Islam, and the altered Judaism and Christianity are not from Allah. Scholars believe that these calls aim to sow confusion about Islam, target it from its foundations, prevent Muslims from declaring as disbelievers those whom Allah and His Messenger have declared as such, strip Islam of its essence and distinctiveness, pave the way for proselytization, and extend the influence of disbelievers over the Islamic world.

Muslims must disbelieve in this theory and believe that the Islamic Sharia is the final of all Sharias and abrogates what preceded it, and that no one is permitted to worship Allah except through the Islamic Sharia, and that all people on Earth must embrace Islam.