The Islamic foundations of Ibn Khaldun's thought and theories
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The Islamic foundations of Ibn Khaldun's thought and theories

Author: Mustafa Al-Shaka'a
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The book discusses the theories of the famous sociologist Ibn Khaldun. The book is not only a presentation or discussion of Ibn Khaldun's theories, but also deals with Ibn Khaldun's theories and their influence on Islam, as well as the influence of some Muslim scholars and his influence on the sciences of the Qur'an and Hadith.

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Book description:

  • Author's name: Mustafa al-Shaka'a

  • Number of pages: 250 pages

  • The topic of the book: Islamic foundations in Ibn Khaldun's thought and theories

The contents of the book:

  1. Introduction to the third edition

  2. Introduction to the second edition

  3. Introducing the book

  4. Part I: Features of Ibn Khaldun's personality

  • Ibn Khaldun's personality and approach to Egypt and its impact on him

  1. Part II: The science of history and its impact on urbanism

  • Entrance

-History is the foundation of sociology Ibn Khaldun's historical approach Ibn Khaldun was influenced by the scholars of al-Jarah wa al-Ta'dil

  1. Section III: Human Urbanism and Human Socialization

  • Entrance

  • Human socialization is essential to civilization

  • Theme

  • Nomads are the origin of urbanization

  • Urbanization

  • Pension faces

  • Trades

  • Science and education

  • Locations of cities

  • The king: Its necessity and approach

  • Nervousness

  • Ages of countries

  • The Urban Theory Bottom Line

  1. Section IV: Islamic Urbanism: Foundations and Formation

  • Bootstrap

  • Islamic foundations

  • Ages of countries

  • System of government

  • Ibn Khaldun adopts Tahir ibn al-Hussein's book

  • He adopts Umar's message in the judiciary

  • Compliance with the law

  • Features of the Khalduni Islamic Society

  • The Islamic Theory of Urbanism Beginning and Ending

  1. Section V: Ibn Khaldun's Imamate

  • Entrance

  • Theme

  • The Khaldunian Approach to the Imamate

  • Succession is a religious and socio-political function

  • Ibn Khaldun's Jurisprudential Image of the Imamate

  • Neuroticism and the conditions of Imamate

  • Mandate of the Crown

  1. Section VI: Ibn Khaldun Takes on Ibn al-Nafis

  • Entrance

  • Human Sociological Theory

  • Islamic Caliphate as a system of government

  1. Section VII: An Opinion on Neural Theory

  • Nervousness is a key ingredient

  • Neuroticism is a substitute for Qurayshi lineage!

  • Examples that lack historical support

  • Discussing Neural Theory

  • A state based on the lack of neuroticism of its princes

  1. Section VIII: Ibn Khaldun and the Arabs

  • Accused of Anti-Arabism

  • Those who think otherwise

  • Our vision of the topic

  1. Section IX: Western Scholars and Ibn Khaldun

  • Their judgments on his scholarly works

  • Subject Mistakes made by neutral scientists

  1. Section X: Contemporary applications of some of Ibn Khaldun's theories

  • Entrance

  • The Sultan's practice of commerce is harmful to the subjects and the state

  1. References and sources

 

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Weight 1 kg
Dimensions 20 x 20 x 20 x 20 cm
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