Author: Fathi Al-Triki
In fact, Ibn Khaldun’s approach was scientific, analytical and creative. He does not want to be a philosopher according to the Peripatetics, nor a scientist according to the mathematicians, nor a historian according to the method of the informants, but he really wanted to be a philosopher, scientist, and historian in a different way, and with a different logic.
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