Co-production through Comparison: Muslims and Christians in Ibn Jubayr’s Rihla

Key Points

• The aim is to investigate how Ibn Jubayr's Rihla reflects interactions between Muslim and Christian identities.
• Literary analysis of Ibn Jubayr's Rihla
• Comparative framework focusing on religious identities
• Examination of historical context and co-production
• Ibn Jubayr illustrates shared cultural elements between Muslims and Christians.
• The text emphasizes the complexities of interfaith interactions during the time.
• Co-production is evident in the narrative, showcasing mutual influences.