There is no uniform doctrine or statement made by Lutheran churches on Islam; Lutherans nowadays are typically very supportive and tolerant of other religions, including Islam, although like any church regard their own view of religion as "truer" than other views of religion, including Islam. Most Lutheran pastors will have studied the Qur'an at seminary school and are quite knowledgeable on Islam.
He was an unorthodox Lutheran. Born and raised a Lutheran, he went to the University of Tubingen, a stronghold of Lutheranism, but eventually his unorthodox views led him to be excommunicated in 1612.
Christianity (Mormon, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic), Judaism, Islam, Hinduism
As far as I know Islam does not mention anything regarding testing on animals.
Al-Zawahiri is not a good example of Islam leaders to consider his views.
After he left the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X began to articulate his own views. During the final year of his life
Christianity: Son of God (Messiah) Islam: Prophet Judaism: False messiah
Islam prohibits transvestitism. Islam views conventional gender roles as essential to well-organized, civilized society.
David Abbasi has written: 'Regret de Khomeini' -- subject(s): Islam, Hermeneutics, Views on Islam and state
Main religion is Swedan is Christanity, but there is a high level of Atheism that is growing.
that question is impossible to answer because different catholics have different views. Some fear Islam, some hate Islam, some hope that all the Muslims will convert to Catholicism.
It was after his visit to Mecca.
Islam is the religion and Muslims are the followers, not to be confused as being the same thing. Muslims differ in politics, laws and points of views to other Muslims, which isn't necesseraly always in accordance with Islam.