Ibn Khaldun's Economic Theories Revisited

Mamun, Abdullah Al; SİNANOĞLU, Bahadir; Uddin, Muhammad Salah

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“…The labor factors identi ed by Ibn Khaldun may be succinctly described as the primary catalysts for production, pro tability, national prosperity, and the advancement of civilization (Mouhammed 2007;Mohamed 2006). Al Mamun et al (2022), Kholiq et al (2022), and Chabani (2021) highlight that Ibn Khaldun provided a detailed explanation of the interplay between supply and demand. He argued that demand leads to higher pro ts and opens up additional prospects for increasing supply.…”

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Exploring Core Themes in Nuclear Pollution Research: Insights from Ibn Khaldun’s Ecological and Economic Perspectives

Ren,

Abdullah

2024

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This study focuses on a comprehensive examination of the core themes in nuclear pollution research, utilizing Ibn Khaldun’s ecological and economic perspectives. The primary content of this study is to examine Ibn Khaldun’s ecological perspective and explore the probable consequences of nuclear pollution on ecosystems, specifically emphasizing its influence on the sustainable development of human society. Concurrently, the authors utilize Ibn Khaldun’s economic framework to examine the effects of nuclear pollution on the economic equilibrium. Subsequently, the authors extend these effects to assess their impact on the prosperity of metropolitan areas and the sustainability of civilization. Although there has been extensive research on nuclear pollution, approaching the issue from the perspective of Ibn Khaldun’s writing is indeed a novel and groundbreaking endeavor. Due to the interdisciplinary character of this study, the authors employ a bibliometric analysis method, a literature review, and a logical analysis method. The primary objective of this study is to improve understanding of the challenges posed by nuclear contamination and to promote cooperative strategies for achieving environmentally and socio-economically sustainable development.

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Section: Literature Review On the Economic Perspective Of Ibn Khaldunmentioning

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Exploring Core Themes in Nuclear Pollution Research: Insights from Ibn Khaldun’s Ecological and Economic Perspectives

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Abdullah

2024

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“…Furthermore, Ibn Khaldun's economic thought emphasized Islamic principles and moral values, and he was the first to study economic growth scientifically (Al Mamun et al, 2022). Apart from that, Al Mamun et al (2022) also explained that Ibn Khaldun's ideas about the economy, economic surplus, and economic-oriented initiatives are still as relevant today as they were at the time. Ibn Khaldun's economic thoughts can be traced through textual exegesis (text analysis) (Mujahidin, 2018).…”

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“…According to Boulakia (1971), Ibn Khaldun believes that craftsmen and industrialists play an important role in the growth of a country (Oweiss, 2023). Ibn Khaldun also emphasized reducing government spending on mercenaries, which has encouraged many developed countries to follow his advice (Al Mamun et al, 2022). In addition, Ibnu Khaldun believes that the state should not interfere with the market unless it is necessary for the welfare of society (Ridlwan & Mawardi, 2019).…”

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“…The economic concept implies an economic system that requires five components, namely sharia, government, society, ownership, free trade (Mujahidin, 2018). Several studies describe his significant approach to economics, particularly the theory of value, division of labor, market structure, the law of supply and demand (Al Mamun et al, 2022). Ibn Khaldun is considered the father of economics by some scholars and is rightfully placed in the history of economic thought.…”

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The Economic Thought of Ibn Khaldun

Maripatul Uula

2022

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This study aims to see the development of research "Ibnu Khaldun Economic Thought” around the world published by journals with that theme. This study used a qualitative method with a blibliometric analysis approach. The data used is secondary data with the theme "Ibnu Khaldun Economic Thought” which comes from the Dimension database. Then, the data is processed and analyzed using the VosViewer application with the aim of knowing the research development blibliometric map "Ibnu Khaldun Economic Thought" in this world. The results of the study found on bibliometrics author mapping author of the most published research on the themeIbnu Khaldun Economic Thought namely Akhmad Affandi, Siti Khatijah Ismail, Azlin Alisa Ahmad, Nor Syafinaz Md Safar, Amirul Hakim, Khadijah Isa, and Hairul Azlan Annuar. Then, the authors' organizations that contributed the most were Fatih University and University of Illinois Springfield, La Trobe University, Professor of Economic History, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain, and University College, Dublin, Ireland. Furthermore, based on the bibliometric keyword mapping, the most used words are khaldun, history, poverty, and corporate tax rate, and the trending keywords that frequently appear and are updated are Corporate Tax Rate, Urban Planning, Sustainable Development.

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Sociological and Political Origins in IBN Khaldun's State Theory

Demirel

2024

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Even after centuries, the social and political insights of Islamic scholar Ibn Khaldun remain pertinent. The most important concepts in state theory are social interactions and classifications. Khaldun used sociological deductions to evaluate how society and the state have changed. He linked the transformation of the Badavi social structure to the Hadari society's economic structure through Alm Al‐Umran. In Badavi Alm Al‐Umran, a particular chief's leadership is the cornerstone of governance, and a strong sense of unity and brotherhood prevails. From a social, cultural, and economic perspective, Badavi society is less developed than Hadari society. The reason Asabiyyahh and the lineage Asabiyyahh are two types of Asabiyyahh that serve as the cornerstone of state theory. While the reason Asabiyyahh is based on a country's shared language, history, culture, and physical location, the lineage Asabiyyahh is based on ancestry. Asabiyyahh is crucial to the maintaining and preserving of social ties. According to the organismic perspective of society, which views the social structure as a living organism, a reduction in economic and social upheaval signals the implosion of the condition. The fundamental dynamic that provides political legitimacy is the Asabiyyahh dynamic, which creates the social substructure of the state system. This study aims to assess the scientific concept of umran and the political idea of asabiyyahh, which are the foundations of Khaldun's state theory. Umran is a social phenomenon. This study applies the literature review approach to analyze Khaldun's state theory, paying particular attention to its political and administrative aspects. The political and administrative aspects of Khaldun's state theory are examined in this study using a literature review approach, focusing on how social structure integration or loosening affects the political structure.

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Ibn Khaldun's Economic Theories Revisited

Cited by 3 publications

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Exploring Core Themes in Nuclear Pollution Research: Insights from Ibn Khaldun’s Ecological and Economic Perspectives

Exploring Core Themes in Nuclear Pollution Research: Insights from Ibn Khaldun’s Ecological and Economic Perspectives

The Economic Thought of Ibn Khaldun

Sociological and Political Origins in IBN Khaldun's State Theory

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