Perkembangan dan Proses Sintesis Tamadun Menurut Malek Bennabi (Development and Process of Synthesis of Civilization according to Malek Bennabi)

Authors

  • ABDUL QAYUUM ABDUL RAZAK UITM Cawangan MELAKA
  • ADLINA AB HALIM Jabatan Pengajian Kenegaraan Dan Ketamadunan, UPM
  • ZAID AHMAD Jabatan Pengajian Kenegaraan Dan Ketamadunan, UPM
  • NORMALA OTHMAN Jabatan Pengajian Kenegaraan Dan Ketamadunan, UPM

Keywords:

Malek Bennabi, civilization cycle theory, civilization development.

Abstract

Malek bennabi is known as the successor to the ideas and theories of civilization in the 20th century AD after Ibn Khaldun six centuries ago. In the current context, his contribution is seen as significant with the political settings and development, economics, and social development of Muslim communities around the world. In this regard, Bennabi has succeeded in synthesizing important elements in the reconstruction of Islamic civilization. Therefore, this article aims to articulate the development and synthesis process of civilization according to Malek Bennabi. In addition, this article will discuss the masterpiece of his civilizational ideas. The methodology used is document analysis through inductive and deductive logics as well as historical analysis of documents which related to the scope of Bennabi civilizational thoughts. The process of synthesis of civilization can be understood through three sources namely man, land, and time. These three sources need to be well synthesized through the personal element of man that is triggered through the spirit of religion or ideology and the element of ideas that are embedded in mankind himself.

Published

2023-09-06

How to Cite

ABDUL RAZAK, A. Q., AB HALIM, A., AHMAD, Z., & OTHMAN, N. (2023). Perkembangan dan Proses Sintesis Tamadun Menurut Malek Bennabi (Development and Process of Synthesis of Civilization according to Malek Bennabi). UMRAN - International Journal of Islamic and Civilizational Studies, 10(3). Retrieved from https://jurnalumran.utm.my/index.php/umran/article/view/616