Judaism: Revered in the Book of Genesis as a blessed son of Noah whose lineage preserved godliness; rabbinic tradition frequently identifies him with Melchizedek, the righteous King of Salem.
Christianity: Honored as a direct, foundational patriarch in the Old Testament genealogy of Jesus Christ.
Islam: Honored in classical historical texts (such as those by Al-Tabari and Ibn Kathir) as the noble, monotheistic son of Nuh from whom the prophets of the Middle East descended.