• 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

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

Sadig A. Malki, Ph.D.

Samuel Earle Shropshire

Torsten Peschek

The Story Of The Three Authors
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