Texts from the journey of Sheikh Abdul Rashid Ibrahim Al-Rusi

It is truly astonishing that Sheikh Abdul Rashid issued his book: "Islamic Scholar" without it being broadcast, spread, translated, and becoming known throughout every Islamic library, even though it contains his personal insightful observations across the entire Islamic world: in Asia, Europe, and Africa! And he describes from the ailments and illnesses of Muslims what no one else could fully grasp except Prince Shakib Arslan! And we now see repeated editions of Ibn Battuta's journey and similar works, so what would Ibn Battuta's journey be compared to a greater preacher of the modern era? Ibn Battuta traveled to marry, see, and enjoy, without any goal other than recording legends and miracles and documenting what he heard of strange things, whereas Abdul Rashid traveled by land, sea, and air to call to God, enduring the hardship of ignorant people and the foolishness of misguided ones, then he issued beneficial books and recorded his enjoyable journeys, yet his works did not spread as widely as the journeys of strange tales and legends. — The writer Abdul Wahab Azam