Ibn-i Khaldūn va Dunyā-yi Mu'āṣir: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

"Ibn Khaldun" is the first person who used the science that is called sociology today, under the title of ``Imran'' in his valuable writings. His works, like other sciences developed in Islamic civilization, were translated into Latin from the 14th century AD and published in Europe, and from the 19th century AD, thinkers started compiling the science of sociology and most of the propositions that Ibn Khaldun had established in They applied their knowledge. Bedouinism and urbanization became the sociology of tribes and nomads, rural and urban, and the discussion about kinship and religious nervousness led to new types of legitimacy under the title of sovereignty legitimacy. The present collection, written by a group of professors and experts in social sciences, history, philosophy, and political sciences, is a reading of the thoughts of this Muslim thinker in the form of scientific and social propositions of the contemporary world. The titles of some of the articles are The concept of Generation from the Point of view of Ibn Khaldoun/Sadiq Ayanevand; The place of generational changes in Ibn Khaldoun's Thought/ Taghi Azad Ermoli; Ibn Khaldoun; Tradition and Modernity in historiography and historiography/ Dariush Rahmanian; And the legacy of Ibn Khaldoun and the problem of inefficiency of social sciences in Iran / Javad Afsharkhan.