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Ibn Battuta
محمد الكريمي السكدلي الطنجيMuḥammad al-Karīmī al-Sakdalī al-Ṭanjī
4 Works
Biography
Ibn Battuta was a celebrated Moroccan explorer and scholar, renowned for documenting his extensive travels across the Islamic world and beyond in the 14th century. His journey spanned nearly 30 years, covering regions from North Africa to the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and even parts of China. His travelogue, known as the 'Rihla,' provides detailed insights into the cultures, societies, and Islamic practices of the time. Ibn Battuta's narratives offer a unique perspective on medieval civilizations, enriched by his keen observations and experiences.
Books by Ibn Battuta

Grasping the Rulings and Evidence for the Prisoners of the Imam
Maliki Jurisprudence

The Jurisprudential Term: Between Past and Present
Jurisprudence
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Guiding the Seeker to the Rulings and Evidences of the Easiest Path (Chapter on Fasting)
Maliki Jurisprudence

Clarifying the Obfuscation of Al-Rahouni on the Rulings of Menstruation and Postpartum
Maliki Jurisprudence
