The Khaldunian State (Vision in Method and Theory)

Abstract

 Several studies relied on Ibn Khaldun and was of interest to researchers in sociology, history, politics, philosophy, psychology and other sciences. Ibn Khaldun devised a distinguished method in scientific research that moved away from completely simulating Western curricula. He was credited with achieving scientific addition and distinction in the method he followed and in researching the causes and causes of accidents and incidents.

Ibn Khaldun was writing on politics as both a historian and a politician, and Ibn Khaldun believed that the state does not exist without political rule, and there is no political rule without a state, therefore he sees that the state and politics are two sides of the same coin, and that the origin of the state is society.