Muhammad Kazim’s Ibne Khaldoon: Hayat-O-Aasar is an engaging biography that sheds light on the life, philosophy, and groundbreaking contributions of Ibn Khaldun. Often regarded as the father of sociology and historiography, Ibn Khaldun’s works remain influential in understanding human civilization and societal dynamics. Kazim delves into his pioneering theories, personal struggles, and achievements, presenting a comprehensive picture of this intellectual giant. Written in accessible Urdu, the book is an invaluable resource for readers interested in Islamic history, philosophy, and the evolution of social sciences. It is both an inspiring and informative account of Ibn Khaldun’s enduring legacy.
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Kazim’s biography of Ibn Khaldun explores the life and works of the legendary historian and philosopher. The book examines his contributions to sociology and historiography, providing insights into the intellectual legacy of this towering figure of the Islamic Golden Age.
| Format | Hardback |
|---|---|
| Author | Muhammad Kazim |
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