The term "Rihla" refers to a travelogue or journey narrative, most famously associated with the work of the Moroccan scholar Ibn Battuta. His book, also titled "Rihla," chronicles his extensive travels across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia during the 14th century. It serves as a valuable historical document, providing insights into the cultures, societies, and geography of the time. In Arabic, "Rihla" translates to "journey" or "travel." The genre has been used by various authors to document their experiences and observations while exploring new places. These narratives often include descriptions of customs, traditions, and significant events encountered during their travels.