Ibn Battuta

Ibn Battuta [a] (/ˌɪbən bætˈtuːtɑː/; ka̱tuk nswak nhwa bu̱ anaai (24) Hywan hwa du̱rya cci kop jring cci tsat bu̱ a̱naai su nat cci kop jring bu̱ cci tsat bu̱ nswak a̱kutat bu̱ a̱nunai su kpang cci kop jring bu̱cci tsat bu̱ nswak a̱kutat bu̱ a̱kumbvuyring (1304 – 1368/1369) a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok tswa ka̱ta̱ssu Maghreb bu̱ a̱ntyok a̱kukwak ka̱ccet bu̱ a̱gyugyak ka̱sa bu̱ a̱zzek.[7] Ku̱ yin sook a̱rya na a̱ bai nswak ntat ni nyai du̱rya cci kop jring cci tsat bu̱ swak nhwa bu̱ a̰pfwon 1325 su nat cci kop jring cci tsat bu swak npfwon nu a̰naai 1354, a̱ yin cong a̱kpak na̱bvwa ka̱yat Afrika bu̱ A̱shya bu̱ ghep Iberia. Bu̱ tat shushrek bu̱ ka̱ngbap swatka̱sa nu ka, Ibn Battuta a̱ nwwa twang ka̱sak ka̱ccet nu ka na̱ yin n yei 'A Gift to Those Who Contemplate the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Travelling, commonly known as The Rihla'. Ibn Battuta a̱ yin nwwai a̱ rau sa̱rei ba̱nyet ncei nu ba ka̱ccet ka a̱ yin yet ka̱mak kilomita cci kop jring bu swak bu a̰tuyring 117,000 (73,000 mi), a̱ yin syak Zheng u a̱ yin byi ka̱mak kilomita kop swak npfwon 50,000 km (31,000 mi) bu̱ Marco Polo ka̱mak kilomita kop nswak hwa bu a̰naai 24,000 (15,000 mi).

Du̱yrek "Ibn Battuta" a̱ yet du̱yrek nsot ba̱tyi (is a patronymic), madei ka̱won ka̱ba-a̱gwaggwa).[11] Du̱yrek ti ba ku bvwo mi ni a̱ yet Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Battuta.[12] U̱ kpa nkkang ka̱ccet nu na, The Rihla, a̱ yin wrak du̱yrek nu ti di "Shams al-Din Abu ’Abdallah Muhammad ibn ’Abdallah ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Muhammad ibn Yusuf Lawati al-Tanji ibn Battuta".[13][14][15]

Katsutsrang swat nu ka (Early life) A̱ yin yet ka̱won myamm nyai al-Wasiti's Maqamat of Al-Hariri a̱nyyi ba̱nyet du̱cen na̱ccet hajj Sa̱rei nkyang a ba bvo a̱ntazwa swatka̱sa Ibn Battutani a̱ nyai an kkang a ba jem ka̱yat nkkang na̱ccet nu ka ni, nna ba yin jem di a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok nsot Buzu (Berber descent),[9] ba ku byin ka̱ryi ba̱nyet brang trwang tswa ka̱ta̱ssu ba ba yin n yei (known as qadis in the Muslim traditions of Morocco) ka̱ ya Tangier ka̱tuk swak nhwa bu a̰naai 24 an hywan hwa durya cco kop jring cci tsat bu a̰naai (24 February 1304), ka̱ram du̱tyok Marinid dynasty.[16] Sot nu ji a̱ yin yet nBuzu na ba yin nyei Lawata ni.[17] Na̱ yin ta̱kyem hung a ni, da a̱ yin twang u̱ ka̱kpri Sunni Maliki, a̱gbodang ka̱kpri du̱twang u a̱ yin tyi du̱yrek ka̱ram a̱ ya ni a̱za̱gbang ka̱za Afrika ni.[18] Ba̱nyet tswa ka̱ta̱ssu ka̱srong Maliki a̱ cat na̱ yet a̱kwak trwang nba nu na̱ wa n nyai a̱za̱gbang u ba n yya pfong a̱ ya ni.[19]