Mamluks, temp. al-Zahir al-Din Abu Sa'id Khushqadam, AR Dirham, Halab Mint, AH 825-841 = AD 1422-1438 - RRR

Repeat Title: Islamic, Mamluks, temp. al-Zahir al-Din Abu Sa'id Khushqadam, AR Dirham(silver,1.03g,15.2mm), Halab Mint, AH 825-841 = AD 1422-1438

Arabic Title : إسلامية، المماليك، في عهد الظاهر الدين أبو سعيد خوشقادم، درهم فضة، ضرب في حلب، ٨٢٥-٨٤١ هـ

Era/Ruler: Mamluks, time al-Zahir al-Din Abu Sa'id Khushqadam

Mint/Date : Halab, Undated

Denom : AR Dirham

Wt/Dia : 1.03 g / 15.2 mm

Obv: Kalima in three lines

Rev: Name within cartouche; titles around

Ref: Album 1020 / Balog, Mamluks 794

Rarity/Choice: Rare, aVF

Note: During the Mamluk period, Dirhams were a common denomination of silver coinage used for everyday transactions and trade within the Sultanate. The Halab Mint, situated in Aleppo, was one of the significant mints under Mamluk rule. Coins from this era provide valuable insights into the political and economic landscape of the Mamluk Sultanate during the 9th century AH. They serve as tangible artifacts, illustrating the continuity and development of numismatic practices within the Islamic world. The coin's association with al-Zahir al-Din Abu Sa'id Khushqadam adds historical significance, as it reflects the authority and administration of this particular ruler during his reign.