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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #48074 Ibn Khaldun
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Ibn  Khaldun  was  a  scholar  from  North  Africa  born  in  the  14th  century.  He  is  most  renowned  for  his  work  "Muqaddimah,"  where  he    out  the  foundations  of  several  social  sciences.  Khaldun  challenged  how  history  was  recorded,  arguing  that  it  should  be  based  on  societal  trends  and  common  patterns,  not  just  stories  of  leaders  and  battles.  He    concepts  like  "Asabiyyah,"  which  is  the  social  cohesion  that  keeps  a  society  together,  and  discussed  how  economies  and  societies  evolve  over  time.  Khaldun's  ideas  were    of  their  time,  influencing  not  just  the  Islamic  world  but  also  later  European  thinkers.    the  breadth  of  his  work,  Ibn  Khaldun  isn't  as  widely  known  in  the    historical  narrative  as  some  of  his  contemporaries  or  successors,  mainly  because  his  work  was  not  widely  translated,  circulated,  or  appreciated  by  the  dominant  political  and  intellectual  forces  of  his  time.    

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