context: The introduction is a book written by Ibn Khaldun in 1377 AD as an introduction to his massive authored book The Book of Lessons (the full name of the book is the Book of Lessons, and the Court of the Beginner and News in the Days of the Arabs, Persians and Berbers, and those of their contemporary with the greatest authority). The introduction was later regarded as a separate author of an encyclopedic nature in which it deals with all fields of knowledge of Sharia, history, geography, economics, construction, politics, and medicine. In it he discussed the human condition, the differences in their natures and the environment, and their effect on the human being. The study also examined the development of nations and peoples, the emergence of the state, and the reasons for its collapse, focusing on the interpretation of this concept of nervousness. With this book, Ibn Khaldun preceded many other thinkers to many opinions and ideas until he was considered the founder of sociology, previously by the French philosopher Auguste Conte.
question: Who wrote the introduction to?
answers.text: Ibn Khaldun