Douglas Pratt, FRAS, FRHistS, PhD 1984, University of St Andrews; DTheol 2009, Melbourne College of Divinity, is an Honorary Professor in Theological and Religious Studies at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and holds honorary research positions elsewhere. Recent publications include Christian Engagement with Islam: Ecumenical Journeys since 1910 (Leiden, 2017) and The Challenge of Islam. Encounters in Interfaith Dialogue (Abingdon, 2017).Charles Tieszen, FRHistS, PhD 2010, University of Birmingham, is an Adjunct Professor for Islamic studies and Christian-Muslim relations at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has recently published Cross Veneration in the Medieval Islamic World (London, 2017) and edited Theological Issues in Christian-Muslim Dialogue (Eugene OR, 2018).

[...] 'a thorough thematization and contextualisation of the selected entries is required, which has been done in an exemplary manner in the 15th volume. Certainly, this volume cannot do the complete contextualisation once and for all, but concentrates on certain topics [...]. This means that these contributions are exemplary for further work. The volume is also accompanied by a very practical index, which makes it easier to relate the entries in the previously published volumes 1 to 7 to the contributions in this volume.'[...] the volume makes the complex history of Muslim-Christian relations easy for today’s academics. At the same time, however, it motivates further study of the material, as it offers a contemporary take on the themes and relationships from a millennium of Christian-Muslim relations.'Serkan Ince, Tübingen, in Salzburger Theologische Zeitschrift, (2021) 25.1, pp. 102-106

Douglas Pratt, FRAS, FRHistS, PhD 1984, University of St Andrews; DTheol 2009, Melbourne College of Divinity, is an Honorary Professor in Theological and Religious Studies at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, and holds honorary research positions elsewhere. Recent publications include Christian Engagement with Islam: Ecumenical Journeys since 1910 (Leiden, 2017) and The Challenge of Islam. Encounters in Interfaith Dialogue (Abingdon, 2017).Charles Tieszen, FRHistS, PhD 2010, University of Birmingham, is an Adjunct Professor for Islamic studies and Christian-Muslim relations at Fuller Theological Seminary. He has recently published Cross Veneration in the Medieval Islamic World (London, 2017) and edited Theological Issues in Christian-Muslim Dialogue (Eugene OR, 2018).

[...] 'a thorough thematization and contextualisation of the selected entries is required, which has been done in an exemplary manner in the 15th volume. Certainly, this volume cannot do the complete contextualisation once and for all, but concentrates on certain topics [...]. This means that these contributions are exemplary for further work. The volume is also accompanied by a very practical index, which makes it easier to relate the entries in the previously published volumes 1 to 7 to the contributions in this volume.'[...] the volume makes the complex history of Muslim-Christian relations easy for today’s academics. At the same time, however, it motivates further study of the material, as it offers a contemporary take on the themes and relationships from a millennium of Christian-Muslim relations.'Serkan Ince, Tübingen, in Salzburger Theologische Zeitschrift, (2021) 25.1, pp. 102-106