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Silver damma of Umar III (mid-900’s CE), Habbarid Sindh, India (F/T HS13)

10mm, 0.65 grams. G/G #AS33var; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS13. Umar III ruled either a part of a whole of Sindh around the middle of the 900's AD. The Habbarid dynasty (c. 854–1024 CE) was an Arab Muslim ruling family in Sindh, descended from the Qurayshite Habbari clan.

Nice silver damma of Umar III (mid-900’s CE), Habbarid Sindh, India (F/T HS13)

10mm, 0.47 grams. G/G #AS33var; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS13. Umar III ruled either a part of a whole of Sindh around the middle of the 900's AD. The Habbarid dynasty (c. 854–1024 CE) was an Arab Muslim ruling family in Sindh, descended from the Qurayshite Habbari clan.

AR damma of Umar III (mid-900’s CE), Habbarid Sindh, India (F/T HS13)

The Habbarid dynasty (c. 854–1024 CE) was an Arab Muslim ruling family in Sindh, descended from the Qurayshite Habbari clan. Originally governors under the Abbasids, they established semi-independent rule from their base at Mansura after Abbasid power weakened in the region.

Silver damma of Umar III (mid-900’s CE), Habbarid Sindh, India (F/T HS13)

10mm, 0.44 grams. G/G #AS33var; Fishman/Todd (2018) #HS13. Umar III ruled either a part of a whole of Sindh around the middle of the 900's AD. The Habbarid dynasty (c. 854–1024 CE) was an Arab Muslim ruling family in Sindh, descended from the Qurayshite Habbari clan.

Rare silver damma of Mohamed IV (early 900’s), independent Amirs of Multan

Multan mint. 11mmx7mm, 0.45 g. Fishman and Todd M76; Album-1505. Rare, a very nice example. They remain rare. They were settled in Oman prior to moving to Sindh and capturing the city of Multan. The Samids ruled Multan till its annexation by Mahmud of Ghazni towards the end of the tenth century CE.

RRR silver damma of Fahad (930s/950’s), independent Amirs of Multan

Multan mint. 10mm, 0.53 g. Fishman and Todd M79. Very rare, with only a handful of known examples. They were settled in Oman prior to moving to Sindh and capturing the city of Multan. The Samids ruled Multan till its annexation by Mahmud of Ghazni towards the end of the tenth century CE.

Rare plate coin – silver damma of Munabbih (fl.913 CE), independent Amirs of Mul

9.5mm, 0.45 grams. Multan mint. Fishman and Todd M75.3 (this coin). Rare, a very nice example. A plate coin from the Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" (the standard reference for this sort of coinage), pictured as type M75.3 (page 306).

Very rare AR damma, n/o Fatimid Caliph al-Mu’izz (953-75 CE), Qarmatians in Mult

8.5mm, 0.51 grams. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #FG1. Very rare Fatimid damma. The Qarmatians, an Ismaʿili sect known for their radical opposition to Abbasid rule, launched missionary activity and raids into the region, challenging Sunni dominance.

Very rare AR damma, n/o Fatimid Caliph al-Mu’izz (953-75 CE), Qarmatians in Mult

8.5mm, 0.51 grams. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #FG1. Very rare Fatimid damma. The Qarmatians, an Ismaʿili sect known for their radical opposition to Abbasid rule, launched missionary activity and raids into the region, challenging Sunni dominance.

Very rare AR damma, n/o Fatimid Caliph al-Mu’izz (953-75 CE), Qarmatians in Mult

9mm, 0.46 grams. Fishman/Todd "The Silver Damma" #FG1. Very rare Fatimid damma. The Qarmatians, an Ismaʿili sect known for their radical opposition to Abbasid rule, launched missionary activity and raids into the region, challenging Sunni dominance.