Shams al-Din Abu ʾAbd Allah Ibn Bilal, Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-ʾAyni al-Halabi al-Asl

Ibn Battuta, originally from Morocco, was an extraordinary traveler and explorer whose journeys took him across much of the Muslim world and beyond in the 14th century. His travels began in 1325 with a pilgrimage to Mecca and spanned nearly 30 years, covering territories from North Africa and the Middle East to Central Asia, India, and China. Ibn Battuta documented his extensive travels in the Rihla, offering rich insights into the diverse cultures, lands, and peoples he encountered. His account...See more