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Ibn Battuta (134-1374), the greatest Muslim
traveller of the Middle Ages, left his home in
Tangier as a pilgrim at the age of 21. ........ .
Despite this principle of his, he made four
pilgrimages to Mecca. Altogether he covered
around 125,000 kilometres, probably more than
any other recorded traveller before his time.

Ibn Khaldun is another well-known north
African, most famous as a historian

His rule was never to travel any road a second
time

Tangier, as a neutral free port during World War
II, was full of spies from all different countries

All sincere Muslims should attempt to make the
pilgrimage to Mecca

Marco Polo was the greatest Christian traveller
of the Middle ages of whom we have a record