Given the multiple editions of this book and the fact that it is available in its full text to anyone who wants it, and also available in easy formats targeting young people, we decided to provide the reader with a brief version that suits his time and interests, and we chose not to divide the book into fragments, so our selections come in unconnected fragments, so we decided to select eight chapters from The book is the chapters that relate to the facts of Ibn Battuta's journey to Egypt and the Levant. They are eight chapters, and whoever reads them feels the breadth of this book. The Arab world and the ease of moving from one place to another despite the physical difficulty represented by poor roads and means of transportation. There were no borders between one region and another, and the greatest suffering to which the traveler was exposed was the customs taxes imposed by governments on goods. If he was an individual traveler without goods No barrier or barrier stopped him from passing.