to whom is Ibn Battuta narrating his journeys?
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Eventually, soon after, Abu Inan Faris, the Marinid King of Morocco, requested him to narrate his fantastic travels to his main scribe by the name of Ibn Juzayy, who duly recorded Ibn Battuta's whole story in a collection that came to be known simply as the Rihla or (Journey).
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