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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse depicts a panoramic view of the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in Jerusalem, with the Dome of the Rock prominently rendered at left and the fortified walls of the Temple Mount extending to the right, surmounted by a minaret with crescent finial. Rising from the center of the architectural scene is an ornate bifurcating stem bearing two medallions: the right inscribed 'الله' (Allah) and the left inscribed 'محمد' (Muhammad), each set within decorative cartouches. An elaborate arabesque ornament adorns the base of the stem at the center. The Arabic legend '١٤٠٠' (1400, denoting the Hijri year) is inscribed in the upper field above the medallions. |
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Sudan's 15th Hijrah Century commemorative series was issued to mark the beginning of the Islamic calendar's fifteenth century — 1400 AH fell in November 1979, prompting a wave of commemorative issues across the Muslim world that year. The piedfort format, struck at double the normal flan thickness, was a deliberate prestige choice aimed squarely at the international collector market rather than domestic circulation.
The Bank of Sudan contracted the Franklin Mint for production of several issues in this period, a common arrangement for African central banks lacking domestic striking capacity for high-specification collector pieces.