He traveled from Tlemcen to Farnah, one stage, and from there to Jabal Tamdit, one stage. From there to Ghayat, a ruined village with a specific well, one stage. From there to Sadarat, four stages, which is the land of a Berber people. From there to Jabal Tiwy, a ruined city with a small spring, at the foot of the mountain, one stage. From there to Fitat, a well in the middle of the desert, two stages. From there to Sha'b Antafa, two stages. This Sha'b is between the mountains of Darn and Majra. A river comes from there, and the road between them is one stage. From there to Tindilis, a prosperous village, one stage. From there to the village of Tamsaman, one stage. From there to Taqrit, one stage. From there to Sajmalmasa, three stages. This road is rarely traveled, and is seldom seen in a lifetime. The city of Tlemcen is a major center in the Maghreb, and it is on a route for those entering and leaving. It is essential and must be passed through in any case. The road from Tlemcen to the city of Tanfas is five stages. From Tlemcen, one travels to the village of Al-Alawin, a large, prosperous village on the bank of a river, with gardens and flowing springs. From there to the village of Bablut, one stage, a great and populous village on the river Nays, with fertile lands and cultivated fields. From Bablut to the village of Siyanni, on the river Marghit, one stage. It is small, with springs and abundant water. From there to Rahl Ansafas, one stage, a prosperous settlement facing a river that comes from Afkan in the east. From Rahl Ansafas to Afkan, one stage. Afkan was a city with baths, palaces, and large gardens. It was surrounded by Tamrinit, Tamdmin, Tarwa, 'Anah, 'Anar.