Abraham Danon (Hebrew: אברהם בן יוסף שמואל דאנון; 15 August 1857 – 22 April 1925) was a Turkish rabbi, Hebraist, writer, and poet.

In 1879 he founded the Maskilic society Ḥevrat Shoḥare Tushiyya ('Society of the Proponents of Wisdom'), also known as Dorshe ha-Haskala ('Seekers of Enlightenment'), which promoted the study of Jewish literature and history.

Danon moved to Paris, France, in August 1917, and began teaching at that city's École normale israélite orientale [fr].

Under the title Toledot bene Abraham, Danon published a Hebrew translation of Théodore Reinach's Histoire des juifs (Presburg, 1888), completing the story, as he says in the preface, by extracts from Graetz, Geiger, Kalman Schulman, and others.

They first appeared in the Revue des études juives, and were published separately by Durlacher in Paris in 1896.