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Ayyubid Sultanate

Muslim dynasty founded by Saladin that ruled Egypt, the Levant, and parts of the Hejaz and northern Mesopotamia.

Kind: state
Region: Middle East, Asia
Recorded period: 1171 – 1260

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Fals of the Ayyubids of Malik al-Zahir Ghazi, 589-613 AH [=1192-1217]

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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Fals of the Ayyubids of Malik al-Zahir Ghazi, 589-613 AH [=1192-1217]

1192 - 1217

Copper coin. Obverse: within an octagon, inscription in Arabic characters in two lines. Around the octagon, legend in Arabic characters. Reverse: within an octagon, inscription in Arabic characters in two lines. Around the octagon, legend in Arabic characters in two lines. Struck at Halab [=Aleppo]. The Rijksmuseum,…

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