Ibn Khaldun's Theory of Umran: How can Muslim Countries benefit from his thought in development

How to apply Ibn Khaldun Model in Muslim countries:
Given the situation of Muslims countries that reviewed in the preceding part of this section, which is similar to the time where Ibn Khaldun propounded his doctrine, Muslims country can apply his model which is implicitly, for some large extent, included in his advice to the rulers (Al-Mulk) that; (The strength of the sovereign (al-mulk) does not materialize except through the implementation of the Shariah, The Shariah cannot be implemented except by the sovereign (al-mulk), The sovereign cannot gain strength except through the people (al-rijal), The people cannot be sustained except by wealth (al-mal), Wealth cannot be acquired except through development (Al-Imarah), Development cannot be attained except through justice (Al-Adl), Justice is the criterion (Al-Mizan) by which God will evaluate mankind, The sovereign is charged with the responsibility of actualizing justice), Ibn Khaldun Muqadimmah (quoted by Chapra, 2006, p. 839). This model or advice, which can be extended and explain through the five main forces of Umran theory that have been highlighted by (Yousri, 2014), constitutes relevant growth model that can lead Muslims countries towards growth and prosperity as follows:

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