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Sulaiman Al Mahri

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The 15th-century Arabic book Kitab al-Fawa'id fi wal al-ilmi al bahri wa'l qawa'id (Book of Useful Information on the Principles and Rules of Navigation) was compiled by Ibn Majid and his student Sulaiman Al Mahri. In his journals, Al Mahri noted the islands off the west coast of
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He grouped the shores of Malaya with Siam, and the mainland to the east with China as a single kingdom. This passage from Al-Mahri's book illustrates the limits of Arab navigators:
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Since many of the islands have not been identified with confidence, the extent of his travel and familiarity with the region is not known.
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for navigation from 70 to 15. Combinations of these lists of stars were used by Arab navigators and mariners up to the early 16th century.
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Between east and west: the Moluccas and the traffic in spices up to the Arrival of Europeans. Philadelphia:
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He sailed across the Indian Ocean and wrote a book on the geography of the Indian Ocean and the islands of
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navigators. Even in the mid-16th century Sidi Ali Celeb translated Al Mahri's texts into
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Know that to the south of the Island of Jawa are found many Islands called
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Medieval Arab Navigation on the Indian Ocean: Latitude Determinations
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are the Islands of Bandam, also a large number. The latter are places
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The Persian Gulf States: a general survey By Alvin J. Cottrell p. 16
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Al-Hind: the making of the Indo-Islamic world By André Wink p. 214
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Geography and cartography in the medieval Islamic world
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Early mapping of Southeast Asia By Thomas Suárez p. 52
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Technical note on Indian Ocean Arab Navigation Studies
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Kitab al-Fawa'id fi wal al-ilmi al bahri wa'l qawa'id
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States: a general survey By Alvin J. Cottrell p. 16.
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Index

Hadhramaut
Yemen
Arabic
Arab
navigator
Shihr
Hadhramaut
Yemen
Mahra
Ibn Majid
Maritime Southeast Asia
Ibn Majids
list of stars
Siam
Malaya
Malacca
Singapore
Samarra
Java
Burma
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Timor
Timor
sandalwood
aloeswood
mace
Clove
Maluku islands
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Arab

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