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Gracia López-Anguita 
El polígrafo sufí al-Nābulusī realizó varios viajes por Oriente dejando constancia de ellos en obras que muestran una perspectiva diferente dentro de la literatura árabe de viajes. A través de la comparación de algunos lugares de Siria y Jerusalén descritos en la Riḥla de Ibn Baṭṭūṭa -y, en menor medida, de otros autores- y la de al-Nābulusī pondremos de relieve esas peculiaridades
The sufi polygraph author al-Nābulusī made several journeys through some of the islamic Eastern countries. The accounts of his travels show a different perspective within the tradition of Arab travel literature. Through the comparison with the descriptions of some places in Syria and Jerusalem made by Ibn Baṭṭūṭa -and, to a lesser extent, other authors-, we will emphasize the contrasting quality of the features which characterize al-Nābulusī´s accounts in order to elucidate whether the sufi riḥla can be considered a subgenre of Arab travel literature.
