Abraam, Bishop of Faiyum was a nineteenth-century Coptic Orthodox monk and prelate born Boulos Gabriel. After entering the El-Muharraq Monastery as a monk in 1848, he eventually served as its abbot. He was later appointed by Pope Cyril V to lead the diocese of Faiyum and Giza in 1881. Renowned for his extensive charity toward the needy, he earned the title Friend of the Poor. He died in 1914, leaving a significant spiritual legacy in Egypt.