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Historiography

the concept, from Ibn Khaldun, of group solidarity that lets tribal peoples conquer cities and that decays as ruling dynasties settle.

In historiography, asabiyyah refers to the concept, from Ibn Khaldun, of group solidarity that lets tribal peoples conquer cities and that decays as ruling dynasties settle. This meaning comes from Ibn Khaldûn (1958) in The Muqaddimah.[1]

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References

Ibn Khaldûn. (1958). The Muqaddimah: An introduction to history (F. Rosenthal, Trans.). Pantheon Books. Open Library record

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