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Step-by-step explanation:
Ibn Battuta stayed in Mecca for three weeks making visits to other sites, meeting with holy men, and studied with them. Now Ibn Battuta had "graduated" to the status of "al-Hajji" - one who had been on the Hajj. . He saw great religious sites in the Middle East, wealthy royal courts in India and China, met a number of powerful rulers, and toured the Christian city of Constantinople.