Note 131 — IBN BAṬÚṬAH’S JOURNEY.

Zághari زَاغَرِي. Its inhabitants were called Zangarátah زَنْجَراتة. While the followers of the Ibadhia doctrine were named Ṣaghanghú صَغَنْغُوا, orthodox sunnites were called Túri تُورِي. Ibn Baṭúṭah mentions no river on his route from Aïwalátin to Karsekhó كَارْسَخَوُ, nor does he state the distance, which probably was not great, from this place to the Ṣanṣarah صَنْصَرَة.