Who wrote the History of Berbers?

Who wrote the History of Berbers?

Options:

(a) Ibn-e-Khaldun

(b) Ghazzali

(c) Farabi

(d) Shah Walliullah

✅ Correct Option: (a) Ibn-e-Khaldun

Explanation:

The History of the Berbers was written by Ibn Khaldun as part of his larger historical work Kitab al-Ibar. This section is one of the most authentic historical accounts of North African tribes, especially the Berbers. Ibn Khaldun’s treatment of Berber history is analytical rather than narrative. He studied their social structure, tribal organization, economy, and political behavior. His firsthand knowledge of North African society gave authenticity to his work. PPSC includes this question to test knowledge of regional Islamic historiography.

10 Related PPSC Facts:

Berbers lived in North Africa Ibn Khaldun was from Tunisia History based on observation Sociological approach Part of Kitab al-Ibar Authentic tribal history No other scholar matched detail Influenced African historiography Combines politics and society Unique contribution