1/2 Dirham - Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah

正面描述	Concentric circular design in the field, featuring a central raised pellet surrounded by an inner beaded ring, enclosed within a larger band of radiating petals or lobes forming a stylised rosette. An outer circular legend in Kufic Arabic script encircles the design within the coin's border, with a further marginal inscription running along the outermost periphery. The entire composition is typical of Fatimid hammered silver coinage, exhibiting the characteristic irregular flan and flat relief of the period.
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背面文字	Arabic
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附加信息	Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah oversaw the Fatimid conquest of Egypt in 969, transferring the caliphate's seat from al-Mahdiyya in Ifriqiya to the newly founded city of al-Qahira — Cairo. Coinage struck under his reign spans two distinct geographic phases, and half-dirhams from the earlier Maghrebi period are considerably scarcer than those struck after the move east. The Fatimids issued in Ismaili Shi'a theological formulae, a deliberate doctrinal challenge to Sunni Abbasid legitimacy stamped into the currency itself.

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