Rev: Continuation of kalima in three lines across field.
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Obv: First part of kalima in three lines; mint and date formula around. Rev: Continuation of kalima in three lines across field.
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Mint: Dimashq. Damascus was one of the principal mints of the Umayyad administration and produced a wide range of bronze issues for regional circulation. Dynasty: Umayyad Caliphate. Denomination: Fals (Æ Bronze).
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The product is an original Islamic Abbasid Dirham silver coin, weighing 2.9 grams and measuring 25mm in diameter. This medieval coin has a purity of 0.9 silver content and is uncertified and ungraded. The coin is a valuable piece of Islamic history, representing the era of the Abbasid Caliphate.
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(ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Hadi, AH 169-170 / AD 785-786. Dirham (Silver, 25 mm, 2.37 g, 11 h), al-ʿAbbasiya, AH 170 = 786. This dirham was struck in al-ʿAbbasiya in the year 170’ in Arabic).
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INTERESTING ISLAMIC COIN FROM THE ABBASID CALIPHATE
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1376-1400 Rasulid Silver Dirham Coin VF-EF. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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Overview and Historical Context In the early Islamic world, the accuracy of coinage was a religious and state obligation. The phraseAl-Mulk Lillah served both as a pious reminder and as a seal of official legitimacy, asserting that the Caliph's administration operated under divine authority.
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Caliph al-Ma'mun's reign marks the absolute zenith of early Islamic scientific, mathematical, and economic organization. This is an incredibly rare, museum-grade early Islamic Abbasid bronze 5-dinar coin weight issued during the Golden Age of Islam under Caliph al-Ma'mun (the visionary builder of the House of Wisdom in Baghdad).
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In Good/Decent Condition Ungraded as Clearly shown in all of the pictures.
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