Asabiyyah

In this insightful audiobook, the author explores the aftermath of Communism and the ongoing crises in the Middle East, emphasizing the significance of the region's refugee exodus into Europe. Drawing on the work of the overlooked Arab historian Ibn Khaldun, the narrative examines the concept of asabiyyah, or group feeling, as a crucial factor in understanding societal evolution and the successes and failures of nation-building. By delving into Khaldun's insights from his seminal work, The Muqaddimah, the audiobook reveals how this enduring concept influences the stability of states and the dynamics of democracy, shaping the trajectory of the 21st century.