Ibn Battutah's Travels

Ibn Battuta is a scholar in Morocco and travels to various parts of Asia and Africa. From 1325 to 1354, he traveled throughout Asia and Africa. Ibn Battuta decided to travel on the road after the second pilgrimage to Mecca. He recorded all the trips he had on his journey. He wrote his own experience, thoughts, the various individuals he met, the customs of the various countries and regions he visited, and the overall situation of the area he visited. During his trip Ibn Battutah discovered these cultures and his visit was noteworthy.

The most interesting explanation of the other cultures encountered by Arab Muslims was the travel book of Tangier Ibn Battuta (1304-1377) where he visited Asian Small-people, Mongolia, Russia, China, Maldives, Southeast Asia and Africa for 25 years Included in. The influence of his travels and early Muslim merchants in these areas. He was a pioneer of Marco Polo, and his story explained in detail the various cultures that Arab and Muslim merchants have been exposed for a long time. Islamic handicrafts in books and bindings are trade projects that widely disseminate information on Islamic civilizations.

After leaving the second Maldives, Ibn Battuta traveled to modern Bangladesh, Indonesia and Southeast Asia before arriving in China. He arrived at Chittagong in modern Bangladesh and planned to travel to Sylette to see the famous Shah Jaral at Chittagong's Ibn Battuta for one month in the Camar Mountains near Sylhet. A trip to meet him. Ibn Battuta wrote: Chittagong is a city full of food, but it stinks - "Hell is full of good things." He bought a "very beautiful" slave girl and a friend bought a small slave for some gold binaries. He climbed Siretto along the Magna River and found a famous saint who could make miracles and predict the future. One day an old saint told the surprised disciple that a traveler from North Africa was about to arrive and is about to go out to see him.

The law scholar took the 14th trip from Morocco to China and then returned to Mari. A window of the Islamic international community at the time. Delhi 's Sultan (Ibn Battuta worked for him in one of the best positions before escaping) may be one of the dangerous dictators in today' s idiot. Geography of Islamic Diversity in the UK This book covers a wide group from the largest Deobandis to Ismaili Shia. The contrast between size and impact is amazing. Obvious ignorance about the basic organizational indicators of the government (such as who mosques are running). Actual community of Muslim community Mainstream media interest in important topics of politics is almost zero, so you only need to read instead of reading this excellent book.