[Rihlato Ibno Jobair wrihlato Ibn Batouta (romanized form)]

Name: [Rihlato Ibno Jobair wrihlato Ibn Batouta (romanized form)]
Author: Mohamed Moustopha, Ziada

Title	[Rihlato Ibno Jobair wrihlato Ibn Batouta (romanized form)]
Author	Mohamed Moustopha, Ziada
Publication Date:	1939
Publication Place	Egypt - Egypt : s.n.
Subject	Ibn Barouta, Mohamed Ibn Abdellah, Ibn Jubayr, Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad, 1145-1217 -- Travels, Islamic Empire -- Descriptions and travels -- Works before 1800, Muslim countries -- Descriptions and travels -- Works before 1800
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	[22] p.; 24 cm
Library:	Biblioteques de la Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Record ID	alma991008552979706709
Library Location	Available at Science and Technology Science and Technology - Personal funds (HFM 9 Moh)
Date	1939
Notes	The translation of the Arabic version is: Journey of Ibn Jubayr and journey of Ibn Baatouta, Contains two lectures at the House of Cultural Exchange from Morocco to Egypt. Ibn Jubayr's journey from Granada to Mecca and Ibn Batouta's journey from Tangier to China are described.

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[Rihlato Ibno Jobair wrihlato Ibn Batouta (romanized form)]

Author Mohamed Moustopha, Ziada

Publication Date 1939

Publication Place Egypt - Egypt : s.n.

Subject Ibn Barouta, Mohamed Ibn Abdellah, Ibn Jubayr, Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad, 1145-1217 -- Travels, Islamic Empire -- Descriptions and travels -- Works before 1800, Muslim countries -- Descriptions and travels -- Works before 1800

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions [22] p.; 24 cm

Library Biblioteques de la Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona

Record ID alma991008552979706709

Library Location Available at Science and Technology Science and Technology - Personal funds (HFM 9 Moh)

Date 1939

Notes The translation of the Arabic version is: Journey of Ibn Jubayr and journey of Ibn Baatouta, Contains two lectures at the House of Cultural Exchange from Morocco to Egypt. Ibn Jubayr's journey from Granada to Mecca and Ibn Batouta's journey from Tangier to China are described.