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Dirham - Al-ashraf Abu'l Nasr Aynal Halab
| Emittent | Mamluk Sultanate |
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| Jahr | 1453-1461 |
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| Gewicht | 1.5 g |
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| Aversschrift | Arabic |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Three-line Arabic legend arranged horizontally across the central field, enclosed within a circular border with a beaded inner rim. The inscription presents the Islamic shahada in clear Naskh script, a standard religious formula universally employed on Mamluk coinage of this era. The beaded border runs continuously around the circumference of the coin, framing the central text. The flan is hand-struck and irregular, with surface patina consistent with silver of medieval Mamluk issue. Minor flatness in the strike is visible at the periphery, typical of the hammered technique employed at Mamluk mints. |
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Aynal's reign coincided almost exactly with the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453, an event that reshuffled Levantine trade networks the Mamluk economy depended on. He came to power through the usual Mamluk mechanism — barracks politics and the violent removal of his predecessor — and his sultanate was marked by repeated factional instability that kept the Cairo treasury under chronic pressure. Halab mint issues from this period are notably scarcer than Cairo strikes, reflecting the provincial mint's intermittent operation during years of political turbulence.