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| 正面描述 | The obverse is entirely occupied by the Shi'a profession of faith rendered in bold thuluth calligraphy, arranged in three horizontal registers within a rectangular cartouche set against a deeply recessed field. The central legend reads the Shahada followed by the acknowledgement of Ali as the Friend of God. Surrounding the central cartouche, the field is filled with an intricate arabesque of intertwining floral and vegetal scrollwork that extends to a plain inner border. The composition is characteristic of late Safavid calligraphic coin design, with the deeply cut lettering exhibiting strong relief against the darkened background. |
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| 正面文字 | Arabic (thuluth) |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a multi-line Persian inscription in fluid nastaliq script arranged in three horizontal registers within an inner field, surrounded by a prominent border of large raised beads. The upper register reads 'banda-yi Shah-i Wilayat' (servant of the King of Sanctity), the central register bears the royal name 'Husayn', and the lower register records the mint name 'zarb Isfahan' (struck at Isfahan) together with the AH regnal year 1123. The bold, sweeping strokes of the nastaliq are characteristic of the Isfahan mint's finest late Safavid production, with the bead border providing a refined decorative frame. |
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