Proportionality of the divinely binding traditions related to the righteous in the Qur'an and the Testaments

Considering the significant expansion of communication, knowing the religious teachings, beliefs and traditions of the followers of divine religions from each other and understanding the existing relations between them is a necessary and inevitable thing and is considered as one of the prerequisites for the familiarity and rapprochement of religions. One of the common teachings of Abrahamic religions are the divine traditions that govern human societies and the universe as comprehensive and developmental laws. A part of the divine traditions are the traditions that restrict and stop the actions of humans, and their effects appear accordingly. The purpose of this research is to ask what is the relationship (combination and difference) between the divinely bound traditions related to the believers in the Qur'an and the covenants? This research is organized in a library, descriptive, and comparative-analytical way, and so far no similar research has been presented in an independent and detailed manner. The result indicates that the binding traditions specific to the righteous have a clear effect in the three religions, and there is a significant similarity between them in this regard, which is due to the unity of their source of revelation; However, the difference between the Qur'an and the Testaments in the amount of direct and indirect references to the mentioned traditions can be considered to be influenced by the existence of cultural relationships specific to the followers of each of these books; As the Holy Qur'an has a clear and special superiority over the books of the covenants with the titles of "Sunnah" and "Sunan" and numerous and direct references to the discussed traditions. The other result is that the aforementioned traditions can be divided into two general categories: increasing spiritual blessings such and increasing material blessings and He classified worldly things like.