عبد الرحمان بن خلدون و الدعوات الدينية

Abstract EN

Abderrahmane Ibn Khaldun is one of the first to study the relationship between religion and the state in a deep sociological analysis based on the relationship between the tribe and the state in the Maghreb countries.

He developed his analysis from the concept of "assabia", emphasizing his decisive relationship with the religious call ((Daawa).

He demonstrated in his famous work (Muquadima) how the "assabia" as a "tribal" social bond is consolidated thanks to the religious call, given its cultural and educational dimensions; and succeeded in mitigating the conflicts between the tribes, pushing them to compete and establish the states.

In addition, He emphasized when the religious call succeeds and when it does not reach its goal.

He connected the concept of tribal "assabia" in a comprehensive analysis of the social and political role of religion.

This document tries to push the search in this direction.