Ottoman Sultani of Suleiman the Magnificent
Ottoman Sultani of Suleiman the Magnificent, 1520-1566 (AH 926-974), gold, 3.46 g, British Museum
Gold coin. (whole) Arabic inscription within a plain and a dotted circle. (reverse) Arabic inscription; area divided into three by two horizontal lines. (obverse)
Gold Mancuso struck by Bonnom/(Berenguer Ramon I), Madinat Barshinuna (Barcelona), 1023 – 1024 in the context of the Reconquista. An imitation of earlier gold dinars struck in al Andalus.
Gold Mancuso struck by Bonnom/(Berenguer Ramon I), Madinat Barshinuna (Barcelona), 1023 – 1024, gold, 3.795 g, American Numismatic Society
Silver Dirham struck in Al Andalus (Islamic Spain)
Silver Dirham struck in Al Andalus (Islamic Spain), 746 (AH 129), silver, 2.9 g, British Museum
Gold tari of King Roger II of Sicily (it is a combination of Byzantine and Islamic motifs, the latter the legacy of Sicily’s Islamic rule)
Gold tari of King Roger II of Sicily, 1142 (AH 537), gold, 0.81 g, British Museum
Gold coin (quarter Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Sicily
Gold coin (quarter Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Sicily, 1035-1094 (AH 427-AH 487), gold, 0.985 g, British Museum
Gold coin (Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Alexandria, dated 478 AH (AD 1085–86)
Gold coin (Dinar) of al-Mustansir, minted in Alexandria, dated 478 AH (AD 1085–86), gold, 4.12 g, British Museum
Anglo-Saxon imitative dinar issued by King Offa of Mercia (c. 730-796)
Anglo-Saxon imitative dinar issued by King Offa of Mercia (c. 730-796), gold, 4.276 g, British Museum
Arab-Sasanian dirham, 696 (AH 77), silver, 3.75 g, British Museum
Dinar of Abd al-Malik, mint of Damascus, 696-697 (AH 77), gold, 4.25 g, British Museum
Inscriptions Obverse Inscription language: Arabic Inscription script: Arabic Inscription translation: Central inscription: There is no God but God, He is alone, He has no associate. Marginal inscription: Muhammad is the Messenger of God. He sent him with Guidance and the true religion that he might overcome all [religions even though the polytheists hate it]. Reverse Inscription language: Arabic Inscription script: Arabic Inscription translation: Central inscription: God is one, God is the eternal, He did not beget and He was not begotten Marginal inscription: In the name of God, this dinar was struck in the year 77.
Byzantine solidus of Emperor Herakleios, 610-641, gold, 4.393 g, British Museum
Gold coin of Heraclius I, minted in Constantinople.