Population ideas in the writings of Ibn Khaldun

Mutair Al-Shammari, Imad; Dhedan Al-Janabi, Abeer

	Population ideas in the writings of Ibn Khaldun
Basic Education College Magazine For Educational and Humanities Sciences
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 12, 2018, Pages 381-398
Authors
Imad Mutair Al-Shammari; Abeer Dhedan Al-Janabi
Abstract
Accounted Ibn Khaldun attention of many scholars and researchers as the richest library Arab and Western ideas of scientific in many areas of the humanities that thought geographical "Introduction" of Ibn Khaldun rich geographical information, public information on the geography of the population, especially the most comprehensive subjects are difficult to pin down and stand it and, investigated in Such research has not shown that only a fraction of all at the thought of population and geographical owned. Perhaps the stand on scientific methodology in the presentation of ideas population at the thought of Ibn Khaldun "feature of this research that tries to be clarified are consistent with the objective of the study.'ve Dealt with Ibn Khaldun population issue in his" Introduction to Ibn Khaldun, "where he spoke about the advantages of population growth. Saw Ibn Khaldun that population growth creates the need to allocate jobs, which in turn leads to higher incomes. also sees Ibn Khaldun that population growth is mainly concentrated in the cities, and therefore indicates Ibn Khaldun that the inhabitants of the cities with large size more than the well-being of the areas with population size, at least, and the root cause behind it is the difference in the nature of jobs that lead different regions. every city and there is a market for different types of workers and all of the market absorbs the total spending commensurate with its size
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Population ideas in the writings of Ibn Khaldun

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