Ibn Battuta dictates his travels

ابن بطوطة يملي رحلته

c. 1353 CE · c. 754 AH

Towards the end of 1353 Ibn Battuta returned to Morocco and, at the sultan's request, dictated his memories to the writer Ibn Juzayy; they became the Rihla.

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The Mongol and Post-Mongol Era
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Maghreb
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1340135013601370 c.
The Crusades, Ayyubids and Mamluks · The Mongol and Post-Mongol Era

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Ibn Battuta, Muhammad ibn Abd Allah

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Ibn Battuta completes his first pilgrimage· Ibn Battuta named envoy to China· Ibn Battuta travels to Mali· Ibn Battuta returns to Fez· Ibn Battuta sets out for the pilgrimage· Journey to Mecca· Ibn Battuta, Muhammad ibn Abd Allah

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  • Ibn Battuta — Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Ibn Battuta completes his first pilgrimage

In 1326 Ibn Battuta completed the pilgrimage, having come through Egypt and Syria with a caravan to Mecca; he then crossed the desert to Iraq.