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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MuslimLankan" data-source="post: 10200131" data-attributes="member: 146629"><img src="http://neolography.com/courses/HIST215/ibnBattutaMap.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Places visited by Ibn BattutaMorocco, Algeria and Tunisia    * Tangier    * Fes    * Marrakech    * Tlemcen (Tilimsan)    * Miliana    * Algiers    * Djurdjura Mountains    * Béjaïa    * Constantine - Named as Qusantînah.    * Annaba - Also called Bona.    * Tunis - At that time, Abu Yahya (son of Abu Zajaria) was the sultan of        Tunis.    * Sousse - Also called Susah.    * Sfax    * GabèsLibya    * TripoliMamluk Empire    * Cairo    * Alexandria    * Jerusalem    * Bethlehem    * Hebron    * Damascus    * Latakia    * Egypt    * SyriaArabian Peninsula    * Medina - Visited the tomb of Prophet Muhammad.    * Jeddah    * Mecca - Performed the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.    * Rabigh - City north of Jeddah on the Red Sea.    * Oman    * Dhofar    * Bahrain    * Al-Hasa    * Strait of Hormuz    * Yemen    * QatifSpain    * Granada    * ValenciaByzantine Empire and Eastern Europe    * Konya    * Antalya    * Bulgaria    * Azov    * Kazan    * Volga River    * ConstantinopleCentral Asia    * Khwarezm and Khorasan (now Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Balochistan (region) and Afghanistan)    * Bukhara and Samarqand    * Pashtun areas of eastern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan (Pashtunistan)India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh    * Punjab region (now in Pakistan and northern India)    * Sindh    * Multan    * Delhi    * Present day Uttar Pradesh    * Deccan    * Konkan Coast    * Kozhikode    * Malabar    * Bengal (now Bangladesh and West Bengal)    * Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh visited the area on his way from China.    * Meghna River near Dhaka    * Sylhet met Muslim saint Hazrat Shah Jalal Yamani, commonly known as Shah Jalal.    *    * Jerusalem    * Bethlehem    * Hebron    * Damascus    * Latakia    * Egypt    * SyriaArabian Peninsula    * Medina - Visited the tomb of Prophet Muhammad.    * Jeddah    * Mecca - Performed the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.    * Rabigh - City north of Jeddah on the Red Sea.    * Oman    * Dhofar    * Bahrain    * Al-Hasa    * Strait of Hormuz    * Yemen    * QatifSpain    * Granada    * ValenciaByzantine Empire and Eastern Europe    * Konya    * Antalya    * Bulgaria    * Azov    * Kazan    * Volga River    * Constantinople    Central Asia    * Khwarezm and Khorasan (now Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Balochistan (region) and Afghanistan)    * Bukhara and Samarqand    * Pashtun areas of eastern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan (Pashtunistan)India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh    * Punjab region (now in Pakistan and northern India)    * Sindh    * Multan    * Delhi    * Present day Uttar Pradesh    * Deccan    * Konkan Coast    * Kozhikode    * Malabar    * Bengal (now Bangladesh and West Bengal)    * Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh visited the area on his way from China.    * Meghna River near Dhaka    * Sylhet met Muslim saint Hazrat Shah Jalal Yamani, commonly known as Shah Jalal.China    * Quanzhou - as he called in his book the city of donkeys    * Hangzhou — Ibn Battuta referred to this city in his book as "Madinat Alkhansa" مدينة الخنساء. He also mentioned that it was the largest city in the world at that time; it took him three days to walk across the city.    * Beijing - Ibn Battuta mentioned in his journey to Beijing how neat the city was.Other places in Asia    * Burma (Myanmar)    * Maldives    * Sri Lanka - Known to the Arabs of his time as Serendip. Battuta visited the Jaffna kingdom and Adam's Peak.    * Sumatra Indonesia    * Malay Peninsula Malaysia    * Philippines - Ibn Battuta visited the Kingdom of Sultan Tawalisi, Tawi-Tawi, the country's southernmost province.Somalia    * Mogadishu    * ZeilaSwahili Coast    * Kilwa    * MombasaMali West Africa    * Timbuktu    * Gao    * TakeddaMauritania    * Oualata (Walata)</blockquote>

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