1 Dirham - Abdallah ibn 'Ali ibn Da'ud Talmuṣ

The Rassids of Yemen traced their imamate back to Yahya ibn al-Husayn, who established Zaydi rule in the region in the late ninth century. By the early fourteenth century, the dynasty was fragmenting under pressure from competing imams and tribal coalitions, and coin issues from this period frequently reflect localized authority rather than any unified central mint — a single ruler controlling enough territory to strike silver, little more. Identifying the precise issuing imam often depends entirely on the coin itself, as chronicle coverage grows thin.