At twenty-one, Ibn Battuta left Tangier and didn't stop moving for twenty-nine years. Drawing on thirty years studying his travel classic, this book pulls him out of the seminar room and onto the kitchen table. Through the people he met, the mosque he described, and the women whose lives fascinated him, it asks what a fourteenth-century judge still has to teach us. Devout, impatient, curious, and utterly unable to stay home, Ibn Battuta becomes less an encyclopedia entry than a man you have traveled beside.
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