Silver Dirham of Abd Allah III (AD 1001-1015) of Habbarids of Sind Scarce
E1946Habbarids of Sind, Abd Allah III , (AD 1001-1015), Silver Qanhari Dirham, Obv: Kalima Inscription in Arabic(Kufic), Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah al-amir ‘Abd Allah Inscription in Arabic(Kufic), 0.46 Gms, 8.50 mm, Extremely Fine, Scarce.
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✅ **Authentic Medieval Islamic Dirham** – Scarce Habbarids of Sind coinage (AD 1001-1015) 🪙 ⭐ **Extremely Fine Condition** – Exceptional preservation with clear Kufic script inscriptions 📜 💎 **Genuine Silver Specimen** – Original 0.46g silver dirham with excellent detail retention 🌟 🏛️ **Rare Historical Artifact** – Limited Habbarid coinage from early medieval South Asia 🔐 🚀 **Highly Collectible Investment** – Essential piece for Islamic numismatists and history collectors 💰Description
Habbarids of Sind, Abd Allah III , (AD 1001-1015), Silver Qanhari Dirham, Obv: Kalima Inscription in Arabic(Kufic), Rev: Muhammad rasul Allah al-amir ‘Abd Allah Inscription in Arabic(Kufic), 0.46 Gms, 8.50 mm, Extremely Fine, Scarce.
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Own a piece of medieval Islamic numismatic history with this exceptional Silver Dirham from the Habbarids of Sind. Minted during the reign of Abd Allah III (AD 1001-1015), this scarce coin represents a fascinating period when the Habbarid dynasty ruled the Indus Valley region. The dirham features authentic Kufic script inscriptions—the Kalima on the obverse and the name and title of Abd Allah on the reverse—reflecting the Islamic monetary traditions of early medieval South Asia. Weighing just 0.46 grams and measuring 8.50mm in diameter, this diminutive yet historically significant coin showcases masterful craftsmanship despite its delicate size. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, the piece displays excellent preservation with clear, legible inscriptions that speak to centuries past. The rarity of Habbarid coinage, combined with its outstanding condition and historical importance, makes this an essential acquisition for serious numismatists and Islamic history enthusiasts. This coin bridges the gap between South Asian and Islamic coinage traditions, offering collectors a tangible connection to a lesser-known but culturally rich medieval empire. --- #7-Day Return & Refund: accepted only if the item delivered is not genuine or is the wrong item. Every piece is 100% authentic and offered at our lowest-price deal.
