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| 正面描述 | Bold Arabic inscription in Naskh script fills the field, reading upwards and divided by a horizontal line across the flan. The upper register bears the honorific epithet 'al-wathiq bi-llah' (He who trusts in Allah), while the lower register continues with the royal titles affirming the sultan as protector of the world and the faith and father of victory. The lettering is deeply struck in a fluid calligraphic style characteristic of Gujarati sultanate coinage, with the irregular flan edges typical of hammered silver issues. |
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| 正面铭文 | الوثيق بالله علمنا نصير الدنيا وائل دين أبل فتح (Translation: He who trusts in Allah, the most generous, the protector of the world and the faith, father of victory) |
| 背面描述 | Bold Arabic inscription in Naskh script arranged in multiple registers fills the field, reading upwards and enclosed within a beaded or linear inner circle. The legend identifies the ruler as Mahmud Shah ibn Latif Shah al-Sultan, presented in the bold, interlocking calligraphic style characteristic of hammered Gujarati sultanate coinage. The flat, irregular flan shows typical characteristics of hand-struck silver issues of the period. |
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