After his many Arab trips, which occupied him for several years, the desire arose among the Lebanese writer and thinker, Amin Al-Rihani, for a trip to an Arab country that the ancient Arabs called the Far Maghreb.
Ibn Battuta was nothing but a lamp that burned itself to illuminate others and to explain to the people what they did not know, and to market to them different types of economic conditions and different colors of social behavior.
