Prepared for food and drink, including all kinds of delicacies and beverages, in the utmost cleanliness and elegance. It also had rooms for sleeping, furnished with grand beds. In short, it was complete with all equipment and tools. When we boarded the travel carriages, each group of us, on one day and night, in separate compartments, rather, a continuous distinction, in one state, and unaffected by the wind blowing towards its compartment. Then there is the city of Lyon, on the third day, and then to Hama, and then to Nisaan, and then to Sili, and then to Galin, and then to Mutanfihin, a distance of a farsakh, then to Sawiya, and then to Lin, and then to Anqa, and then to Bayrin, and then to Mutalla, and then to Khiffat, and then to Suja. From Marseille to Paris, it was twenty-five farsakhs only. We stayed in Lyon for about twelve hours, then three hours, then a night, then a day, then a day, then a night, then we left. the city, except by passing through it or from the direction of Al-Libit, which was completed. Then we proceeded to it at night to Paris, and entered it on the morning of the seventh day. Then the next day, they spent the night, tired and exhausted. We passed by many villages, all scattered in the fields, with their trees and their crops. magnificent buildings, adorned with trees, and in short, statues, not for sale, generally for Muslims, especially with Jabal Al-Haimin. It was as if we had no choice but to have clay, and at night because it was in one place. And the houses of Al-Ruzariya in Atili, Al-Istishjan, and Al-Zar, were fresh, and their spaciousness allowed them to be under a constant flow on all roads, and houses that were built in between, armed, the door, the man, for the lost in these villages and lands. It is clear that all the adornments are for the description of the land, such as in the city of Paris, it is said that the land is almost devoid of the women of Paris, as is the case with the abundant rain in the lands of Al-Mabran.