Qur'anScience
Qur'anScience
In 1325 CE, a 21-year-old man left Tangier to perform the Hajj — and returned nearly thirty years later, after travelling some 117,000 km as far as China. On the way, he stopped at Samudera Pasai in the Malay world. The thirty-fifth book of Tracing the Scholars of Islam tells the story of Ibn Battutah. “They will come from every distant pass.”
“And proclaim to the people the Hajj [pilgrimage]; they will come to you on foot and on every lean camel; they will come from every distant pass.”
Anyone who wants to know the early scholars
Parents & heads of families
Students of history, geography & travel
Preachers, teachers & counsellors
The story of Ibn Battutah — verses 22:27 and 30:22, two authentic Hadith with linked chains, a timeline, a chart of travel distance, a history note on Samudera Pasai, and a table of popular stories.