IBN KHALDUN THOUGHT: A review of al-Muqaddimah Book

Hernawan, Wawan

doi:10.24014/jush.v23i2.1197

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“…The third generation, sometimes called the Avalanche and Broken Generation, lacks emotional attachment to their nation and engages in behaviours without concern for the state's overall welfare. The impending collapse of a state is likely to occur when it reaches the third generation (Hernawan, 2017).…”

Section: Ibn Khaldun's Perspective On Human Civilisationmentioning

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“…According to Ibn Khaldun, a sovereign needs to emerge from the most influential faction within a society, as this ensures the preservation of governance, the establishment of societal harmony and the safeguarding of the nation from external and internal perils. Nevertheless, it is essential to acknowledge that elements other than religion's mere presence are needed to establish a formidable dynasty (Hernawan, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The first generation's establishment of the power structure has resulted in economic and political advantages for them. However, the second generation's primary emphasis tends to be on their own interests, with a diminished concern for the overall welfare of society (Hernawan, 2017).…”

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Unveiling Historical Trajectory and Civilisational Evolution: A Comparative Examination through the Lenses of Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler

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Nuri

2024

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This research article examines the comparative perspectives of Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler regarding the progression of history and the advancement of civilisations. This article aims to argue that Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler shared a similar perspective on the progression and decline of nations and civilisations. At the same time, they had different perspectives as they lived in distinct historical periods. The study posits that their perspectives on history, society and civilisation are characterised by a reduced level of subjectivity and a greater emphasis on rationality. The analysis reveals that despite their shared cyclical historical patterns, there exist notable disparities on the mechanisms behind the growth of civilisations and the conceptualisation of civilisation’s lifespan. The interpretations and definitions of history and civilisation put forward by Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler have had a profound impact on the field of human sciences, fostering notable advancements. To attain a high level of accuracy, this study uses qualitative research techniques as a means to accomplish its aims. Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler possessed a comprehensive perspective of culture and history and the processes through which history unfolds. When discussing history, individuals tend to adopt a particular perspective and contemplate on the various facets of the subject matter. A comprehensive examination is warranted to enhance comprehension of their theoretical framework and grasp of the aforementioned topic..

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Unveiling Historical Trajectory and Civilisational Evolution: A Comparative Examination through the Lenses of Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler

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2024

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“…His ancestors were Yemeni Arabs, from Hadhramout in Yemen, who had settled in Spain under the rule of Muslim caliphate in the eighth century before they moved to Tunis following the fall of Seville. Ibn Khaldun's ancestors including his grandfather held important political positions in the Andalusian government, while his father was a fiqh scholar (Jurist) (Hernawan, 2017).…”

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The Relevance of Ibn Khaldun’s Economic Thought in the Contemporary World

Rizkiah¹,

Chachi²

2020

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Ibn Khaldun's economic thought, in his phenomenal book Al-Muqaddimah (The Prolegomenon), has been the subject of interest for many social scientists, including some economists of our era. He is considered to be among the early Muslim scholars, who wrote about the fundamental theories of economic science, three centuries before Adam Smith, who is widely regarded as the 'father of economics'. However, six hundred years after Ibn Khaldun's death, a question arises as to whether his economic thoughts are still relevant in the contemporary world. This paper attempts to analyse some of the main economic theories of Ibn Khaldun and reviews whether they are still relevant or being discussed in the modern economic theory or applied in the economic practice. The study found that from amongst the six main economic thoughts, he wrote about in his book, Al-Muqaddimah, almost all are still widely used and practiced. However, his theory on money needs more deliberate research and further investigation, as the world has long replaced gold and silver money with fiat money and other kinds of currencies such as cryptocurrencies, which were not known at his time.

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“…This poetic tradition serves as a means of expressing devotion, spreading religious knowledge, and preserving {Bibliography}the history and values of Islam creatively and engagingly. In Arabic culture, syiir is considered valuable literature reflecting people's beliefs, principles, guidance, religious conceptions, and spiritual perceptions (Hernawan, 2017;Ma'mun, 2011;Sofjan, 2021). Those values are carefully arranged in an exquisite and enticing composition of words while attending to the metrics and rhymes, resulting in an aesthetically pleasing art form.…”

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Traditional Islamic Poetry as a Form of Cultural Heritage Conservation: Cultural Preservation of Syiir

2024

ISVS

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Syiir, one of traditional Islamic poetry has some functions in terms of cultural preservation and heritage and it will be discussed in this article. The less practical implementation and usefulness of Syiir in modern society of Indonesia and how to preserve it as cultural heritage have been the main concern.A qualitative research methodology has been used in this article to explore the cultural importance, the origins, and relevance of Syiir. Moreover, the methodology is also used to investigate the main themes and patterns in Syiir as well as the explanation on why the practices has declined. In addition, this article employed participant observation, indepth interviews, and text analysis as its approach.The findings show the importance of Syiir, particularly on its functions as a tool to transfer the religious teachings, moral principles, as well as cultural identity from one generation to generation. Nonetheless, other contributing factors also appear as the cause of Syiir practical decline and it includes the socio-cultural dynamics shift and digital era. As a conclusion, this research shows that it appears a necessity to preserve Syiir as cultural heritage through reenactment and promotion. Furthermore, preservation and renewal actions are provided in this article. They include the programs related to educational purposes, community-based projects, and digital-based preservation. The purpose of this research is to actively participate in preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of Indonesia for the sake of future generations by acknowledging the importance of Syiir as a cultural wealth.

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IBN KHALDUN THOUGHT: A review of al-Muqaddimah Book

Abstract: Nowadays Muslim and non-Muslim scholar have no paid exhaustion attention yet onalMuqaddimah book of Ibn Khaldun (1332Khaldun ( -1406

Cited by 6 publications

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Unveiling Historical Trajectory and Civilisational Evolution: A Comparative Examination through the Lenses of Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler

Unveiling Historical Trajectory and Civilisational Evolution: A Comparative Examination through the Lenses of Ibn Khaldun and Oswald Spengler

The Relevance of Ibn Khaldun’s Economic Thought in the Contemporary World

Traditional Islamic Poetry as a Form of Cultural Heritage Conservation: Cultural Preservation of Syiir

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