Abstract
Introduction
A sample of Martin Luther’s early views about the Quran, Mohammad and Islam before the Siege of Vienna (1529)
Establishing a comparison scheme to compare the details of Luther’s reformation ideas to concepts explained in the Quran (609 to 632 CE)
The overall results of the research
Why Luther changed his mind and started writing against Islam after the Siege of Vienna in 1529
A time line perspective for Luther’s early period of the Reformation from 1517 to 1530
Resources used in the writing of the book
About the authors

Martin Luther’s Revolution and the Quran:
How strong is the connection?

Sadig A. Malki, Ph.D.

Samuel Earle Shropshire

Torsten Peschek

English

German