Ibn Baṭūṭah: Persian 1378

"Ibn Batuta" is a book written by Dr. "Mohammed Ali Mohad" in which he has reconstructed and highlighted the most interesting and readable parts of "Ibn Batuta's" travelogue. "Ibn Battuta" who was one of the most famous Moroccan history and tourist world travelers, in his travelogue presented a clear and vivid description of the history and culture of the Islamic world. This document is one of the most reliable letters that have been published since the 8th century AH in our hand In his travelogue, he recounts the nuances of Islamic societies during his time and covers all the important matters that the reader is curious to know in his travelogue. He describes everything from the life and actions of courtiers, governors, and kings to the attitudes and lifestyles of jurists and scholars. In addition to describing ceremonies, rituals, customs, people's livelihood, and their living conditions, he describes schools, mosques, monasteries, happiness, and sadness, and in other words, it deals with every single political, cultural, and social aspect of the society. Dr. "Mohammed Ali Mohad" who had previously translated Ibn Battuta's travelogue into the Persian language, pays attention to its most prominent points and emphasizes them in the upcoming work. These issues, include the role of women in personal and social issues, the power dynamics between religion, politics, and the government, education at that time, and many other issues, in addition to encouraging the reader to read the original travelogue. , is considered a suitable analytical source for that work.