According to Kamal Abu Younis, principal of Ibn Khaldun Elementary School in Sakhnin, a group of yeshiva students spat on the ...

“They threw all sorts of things, kicked and spit on them, called them ‘dirty Arabs,'” Kamal Abu Younis, who runs Ibn Khaldun Middle School in the northern city of Sakhnin, tells The Times of Israel.

Reem Acra opened with an archive runway show as Emaar chairman Mohamed Alabbar revealed plans to renovate both Armani Hotels at the inaugural event.

Formal education in Africa begins early and decisively in Ancient Egypt. By the third millennium BCE, Egypt maintained ...

Throughout history many nations have suffered a physical defeat, but that never marked the end of a nation. But when a natin ...

Faith, chance and close observation mattered more to the 14th-century traveller than maps or ambition ...

Sharjah 24: The University of Sharjah (UOS) hosted an international forum titled “Ibn Khaldun: His Legacy, Applications and Relevance to Modern Science,” bringing together scholars from nine countries ...

Marrakech – Africa’s name does not descend from the epistemic centers of Athens or Rome. The continent carries a name originating not from Greek philosophers or Roman conquerors, but from the ...

The founder of sociology, Abd al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun, states in his book The Muqaddimah that “states have lifespans…,” and the lifespan of the cave in which he sought refuge for nearly four years has ...

ABSTRACT: This article attempts to ground the relevance and importance of 14th century’s multifaceted social scientist Ibn Khaldun in the context of the overall social, cultural, economic and ...

In his Muqaddimah, Ibn Khaldun wrote, “The Arabs ate camels and acquired their jealousy and harshness. The Turks ate horses and acquired their ferocity and strength.” Ibn al-Qayyim said, “Whoever eats ...