1 Dirham - Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Badji Rebel coinage

Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Badji seized Seville during the chaotic fragmentation that followed the collapse of Almohad authority in al-Andalus, holding the city for roughly two years before Almohad forces reasserted control. His coinage belongs to a dense cluster of taifa-revival issues produced by local strongmen across the peninsula during the 1220s and 1230s — each minting their own silver to assert legitimacy they could not sustain militarily. Al-Badji's tenure was too brief to generate large output, and documented survivors are scarce.