Discussions about the social, economic, and even natural resources of the Middle East are always interesting. One of its attractions is its distinctive community. They have a special character as a desert society that has a hot temperature. The Prophets of the world's great religions were born out of their society. The distinctive character of the Middle Eastern (Arabic) community can be read clearly and widely through Ibn Khaldn's greatest work. He represents his society when it expresses an interesting social character for study. He was able to explain how a community built a dynasty, the background of social conflict, and the hallmark of rural and urban societies. Ibn Khaldn speaks of the process of the founding of a dynasty, its ups and downs, and the process of succession of its leadership. This book speaks of one of Ibn Khaldn's discussions of the social character, his sociological outlook and school.

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