Silver Dirham of Abd Allah III (AD 1001-1015) of Habbarids of Sind Scarce

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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This exceptional Silver Dirham represents a rare piece of Islamic numismatic history from the Habbarid dynasty of Sind (modern-day Pakistan). Minted during the reign of Abd Allah III between AD 1001-1015, this silver Qanhari Dirham showcases the sophisticated coinage traditions of early medieval Islamic states. The obverse displays the sacred Kalima inscription in elegant Kufic script, while the reverse bears the traditional Islamic invocation "Muhammad rasul Allah al-amir 'Abd Allah," affirming both religious devotion and political authority. Weighing just 0.46 grams and measuring 8.50mm in diameter, this diminutive coin exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of its era. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, it exhibits remarkable preservation for a coin over a millennium old, with clear inscriptions and minimal wear. The Habbarids' coinage is notably scarce in numismatic markets, making authenticated specimens highly sought after by collectors of Islamic coins and medieval currency. This piece offers both historical significance and investment potential, representing an important artifact from the Sind region's rich Islamic heritage. Perfect for serious numismatists and history enthusiasts seeking authentic medieval Islamic coinage. --- #