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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse depicts a detailed panoramic view of the Prophet's Mosque (Al-Masjid an-Nabawi) in Medina, with its distinctive green dome and minarets prominently rendered in the central and left fields, alongside what appears to be the Al-Masjid al-Haram complex to the right. Above the mosque scene, two ornate circular medallions bear Arabic calligraphic inscriptions in relief. A short Arabic legend appears at the top of the field above the medallions, and decorative scrollwork is visible along the lower margin of the architectural scene. |
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Issued to mark the beginning of the 15th Islamic century — 1400 AH fell in November 1979 — Sudan was one of several Muslim-majority states that produced commemorative coinage for the occasion, though few did so in piedfort format. The piedfort striking, double the normal planchet thickness, was almost certainly aimed at the collector and presentation market rather than circulation, a practice Sudan followed inconsistently across its commemorative program of this period.
1979 was a turbulent year domestically: Nimeiry's government was actively reorienting Sudan toward Islamic law, a process that would culminate in the September Laws of 1983.