KAMAL UD- DIN (Cave of)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified --and probably lost-- troglodyte cave, rock shelter or man-made rock chamber (note 1) reported Ibn BATTUTA (ca. 1355 for 1325-1354, edited by GIBB 1929 reproduced 1998: 196) from somewhere what once was outside of Delhi: Among the learned and pious inhabitants of Delhi is the devout and humble imam Kamál ad-Din, called -The Cave Man- from the cave in which he lives outside the city. Page 212: Ibn Battuta left from this cave to visit the sultan in Sind at the end of second Jumada 742 (early December 1341 CE).An unspecified --and probably lost-- troglodyte cave, rock shelter or man-made rock chamber (note 1) reported Ibn BATTUTA (ca. 1355 for 1325-1354, edited by GIBB 1929 reproduced 1998: 196) from somewhere what once was outside of Delhi: Among the learned and pious inhabitants of Delhi is the devout and humble imam Kamál ad-Din, called -The Cave Man- from the cave in which he lives outside the city. Page 212: Ibn Battuta left from this cave to visit the sultan in Sind at the end of second Jumada 742 (early December 1341 CE).