Jital - Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad Shafurqan

Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad's Shafurqan mint issues occupy an awkward corner of Ghurid numismatics — Shafurqan (modern Sheberghan in northern Afghanistan) was a secondary administrative center, and coins struck there tend to appear in far smaller quantities than the principal Firuzkuh or Ghazni output. Ghiyath's forty-year reign saw the Ghurids absorb the remnants of the Ghaznavid sultanate and push deep into the Indian subcontinent, generating an enormous and often poorly documented range of billon jitals across dozens of mints.

The billon content across this series varies considerably by mint and date, reflecting localized bullion availability rather than any centralized alloy standard.