What details in the text reveal to you that Battuta and other travelers were treated well by the people of Mogadishu?

In 1331 Ibn Battuta sailed to the East African Coast and found Mogadishu, modern-day Somali. The town was large with rich merchants with large herds of camel and sheep. The people manufactured textiles and while in Mogadishu the Sultan sent two welcome gifts; areca nuts, a plate of betel leaves and a vial of Damascus water for rinsing his hands which reflected existence o far-flung commercial trade.

They eat rice cooked with ghee, dishes of kusham composed o chicken, fish, meat and vegetables, apples, green bananas, mangoes and fresh milk.