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Mukaddimah (karya)
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Mukaddimah[1] (Arab: مقدّمة ابن خلدون, juga dikenali sebagai Muqaddimah Ibnu Khaldun ("Kata Pendahuluan Ibnu Khaldun"), atau Prolegomena (Yunani: Προλεγόμενα), ialah kitab yang dihasilkan Ibnu Khaldun (nama penuh, Abu Zayd Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad bin Khaldun al-Hadrami), seorang sejarawanMuslim keturunan Al-Andalus yang dilahirkan di Tunis, Maghreb. Ia ialah buku yang mencatatkan pandangan awal berkaitan sejarah sejagat dan ditulis dalam tahun 1377 M. Beberapa pemikir moden menganggapnya sebagai karya pertama yang mengkaji falsafah sejarah,[2] atau sains sosial,[3][2][4][5][6]demografi,[4]pensejarahan[5][7] atau sejarah kebudayaan,[8][9] dan ekonomi.[10][11]Mukaddimah juga membincangkan teologi Islam, teori politik dan sains tabiibiologi dan kimia. I
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Ibnu Khaldun Islamic Economics Thoughts in the Book of Muqaddimah and Its Relevance Against Indonesian Economy
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Abstract
Ibn Khaldun has the view that education must be taught gradually and understand the students. Education will be very useful if it is delivered gradually, gradually and a little by little. The teacher must also understand the readiness and thinking power of students to accept the lessons that are conveyed to him. Ibn Khaldun also taught that in educating to avoid harsh treatment of students. The position of the teacher as a guide for their students. Education must be managed with a good and well-planned system and be able to provide personal skills to students. Ibn Khaldun wanted a balanced curriculum between the teachings of the Qur'an as a concept and a source of knowledge. A teacher in Ibn Khald