These reform issues replaced earlier Byzantine-influenced designs with purely epigraphic Islamic types, reflecting the ideological consolidation of the early Islamic state. Caliphate: Umayyad. Denomination: Fals (AE).
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Mint: Trablus. Mamluk bronze fals struck at Trablus under Sultan Shaʿban II during the 14th century. Trablus mint issues of this type are recognized for their bold central devices and compact flans.
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The lion device is traditionally associated with Baybars and related heraldic symbolism of strength and authority. Denomination: Fals (bronze). Mamluk Sultanate. No signs of modern tooling or casting.
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Umayyad Caliphate, Umayyad Copper Coinage. Greater Levant and Palestine. Ca. 78-120. AE fals (16.2 mm, 3.61 g, 12 h). Iliya (Jerusalem) mint, ND. Star within circle / Legend. Album 179; SNAT 26.
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Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate. Denomination: AE Fals. 2 references. Fabric and strike characteristics consistent with Umayyad bronze production. Scarce type within Umayyad copper series. COA included.
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This is a very rare post-reform Umayyad copper fals (3.8g)20mm from Dabil (Dwin, Armenia), dated to the 90s H. It features "Allah/Ahad/As-Samad" on the obverse, with a kalima margin, and "Muhammad/Rasul/Allah" on the reverse, with the mint name in the margin .It is in very fine
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The reverse carries the standard epigraphic legend typical of fully Islamic Umayyad bronze coinage. Umayyad Fals NM ND Star Type Authentic Early Islamic Coin. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze). Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate.
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Abbasid bronze fals struck at al-Kufa in AH 164 during the reign of Caliph al-Mahdi. Al-Mahdi’s reign marked a period of administrative consolidation and economic stability within the Abbasid state.
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Islamic Coins Umayyad AR Dirham Dimashq 82H 2.7 g . UNC Authentic Shipping FORM Thailand
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Islamic Coins Umayyad AR Dirham Dimashq 85H 2.8 g . UNC Authentic Shipping FORM Thailand
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