Kayani,Saheeb Ahmed creator Ibn Khaldun Muqaddimah text Islambad Emel 2026 monographic 91 pages; ill. ; 22.5 cm Written in the 14th century amid the solitude of a North African fortress, Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah stands as one of the most original and far-reaching inquiries into the dynamics of human civilization. Far more than a mere prologue to history, it probes the underlying forces that shape collective life, showing how societies rise through cohesion and justice, flourish through labor, learning, and sound governance, and decline through corruption, luxury, and moral decay. ‘A Reader’s Guide to Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah’ offers a clear and thoughtful engagement with Ibn Khaldun’s abiding perception, illuminating the moral rhythms that govern the rise and fall of nations, economies, and cultures. In an age of rapid change and uncertainty, Ibn Khaldun’s insights continue to speak with lasting wisdom and urgency. Kayani,Saheeb Ahmed Donation; In English. Ibn Khaldun Muqaddimah Historiography, Islamic Sociology, Islamic 909.09767 KAY 9786277865290