This book has aroused widespread interest since its publication among scholars of all levels, both East and West. The Journey has been widely discussed, studied, and cared for. This book has been acclaimed by scholars such as al-Ma’arri al-Tilimsani, Haji Khalifa, and, more recently, Dr. Nicola Ziadeh, who have commented on and praised Ibn Jubayr’s book and his journey.
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Ibn Jubayr’s Journey also known as the treatise I’tibar al-Nasik fi Dhikr al-Athar al-Karimah wa al-Manasik The Consideration of the Ascetic in Mentioning the Noble Traditions and Rituals
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This book describes Ibn Jubayr’s journey to the holy sites and his observations in the Hijaz during the twelfth century CE.
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