Ibn Battuta's journey by Muhammad al-Lawati al-Tanji
Ibn Battuta's journey by Muhammad al-Lawati al-Tanji
Ibn Battuta's book describes his travels and talks about the inhabitants of the places he visited, their rulers, and their knowledge. It also describes the clothing with its colors, shapes, vibrancy, and significance, and mentions dietary details, types of food, and methods of preparation, after he spent 30 years in his fascinating journeys between the countries of the world.
About the author of Ibn Battuta's Journey book
Muhammad ibn Abdullah al-Tanji, a traveler, historian, and judge from the Lawata tribe in Morocco, was given the title "Prince of Muslim Travelers". He departed from Tangier in the year 725 AH and traveled through the Maghreb, Egypt, Abyssinia, the Levant, Hijaz, Tihama, Najd, Iraq, Persia, Yemen, Oman, Bahrain, Turkestan, and other regions including India, China, Java, Tatar lands, Central Africa, and Andalusia. He met many kings and princes, praised them with his poetry, and benefited from their gifts during his travels. The title "Ibn Battuta" was given to him by the Franks, and it was the title that people later adopted.
About Ibn Battuta's Journey book
Ibn Battuta's book describes his travels and talks about the inhabitants of the places he visited, their rulers, and their knowledge. It also describes the clothing with its colors, shapes, vibrancy, and significance, and mentions dietary details, types of food, and methods of preparation, after he spent 30 years in his fascinating journeys between the countries of the world.