Correct option is C
- Ibn Battuta, a 14th-century Moroccan explorer, wrote his famous travelogue Rihla (meaning "Journey" in Arabic) in Arabic.
- The book details his extensive travels across Africa, Asia, and Europe, and is considered one of the most important works of Islamic travel literature.
- It provides insights into the societies, cultures, and political landscapes of the regions he visited, making it a valuable historical document
Additional Information
- Rihla:
- Ibn Battuta's Rihla spans over 30 years of travel, covering his visits to places like India, China, and the Maldives.
- The book was originally written in Arabic, and later, it was translated into several languages.
- Historical Significance:
- Rihla offers a unique perspective on the medieval world, giving readers insight into the customs, governance, and daily life of various civilizations during the 14th century.
Other Options
- Persian: While Persian was widely used in the Islamic world for literary and scholarly works, Ibn Battuta wrote Rihla in Arabic.
- Prakrit: Prakrit is an ancient Indian language but is not connected to Ibn Battuta’s writings.
- Urdu: Urdu developed later and was not the language used by Ibn Battuta for his travels.
