أبو نصر الظاهر بأمر الله بن الناصر لدين

(1) ABU NASR ALDahir Biamir Allah Bin ALNasir le Din Allah (2) 622-623

وَتِسْعَةٌ مِنَ الشُّهُوْرِ قَدْ أَتمّْ(3)

في عَدْلِهِ وَحُكْمِهِ قَدْ اِنْتَهَىْ(4)

ثُمَّ ثَلاثٍ أُثْبِتَتْ يَقِيْنَاْ

مُحَمَّدُ الظَّاهِرُ بَعْدُ قَدْ حَكَمْ

وَهْوَ الَّذِيْ بِالْعُمَرَيْنِ شُبِّهَـاْ
في سِتُّمَائَةٍ تَلِيْ عِشْرِيْنَا

Dinar Ad Dhabir bi'amri'llah

Year of mint: 622 A.H | Wt: 4.47 | diameter: 25ml |Place of Mint: Madinat ALSalam

Obv.

There is no diety except
(the one) God alone
He has no equal

Ad Dhabir bi'amri'llah

The prince of faithful

Marginal Legend:

-In The Name of God. This dirham was struck in al-Madinat AlSalam in two and twenty and six hundred.

-To God is the will before and after and on that day the believers shall rejoice in God's victory

Rev.

God
Muhammad
The Messanger of
God

Marginal Legend:

Muhammad is the messenger of God. He sent him with guidance and the true religion to reveal it to all religions even if the polytheists abhor it.

(1) He is Abu Nasr Muhammad bin Ahmid an Nasir li dini'llah bin AlHassan

Al Mustadhi Bi Allah bin Yousif al Mustanjid bi'llah bin Muhammad ALMuktafi bin ALfadhl AlMustarshid bin Ahmid u'l Mustadhir Billah Abdullah AlMuktadi BiAmir Allaha bin Muhammad bin Abdullah alkaim biamir Allah bin Ahmid bin Jaafar almuqtadir bin ahmid almua’tadid bin Talha almuwafaq bin Jaafar almutawakil bin Muhammad almua’tasim ibn Harun ArRashid bin Muhammad almahdi bin ALMansur Alabbasi.

(2) He succeeded to the Caliphate on his father's Al-Nasir le din Allah death, which was in Sunday the last day of Ramadan .622 a.h (albedaia w alnehaia 13/106)(the completed history 10/543) and died in Friday the 13th of Rajab 623a.h (albedaia w alnehaia 13/112)(the completed history 10/464).

(3) His reign duration lasted for nine months and fourteen days (albedaia w alnehaia 13/112)(the completed history 10/464),with an age of fifty two years old (albedaia w alnehaia 13/112)(the completed history 10/452).

(4) Ibn Al-Athir said : When ad Bhahir acceded to power, he displayed such justice and benevolence as to recall the administration of the two 'Omars, and if it were said that none like unto him, governed the Caliphate since 'Omar-b-A'bdi'l A'ziz, the speaker would say truly, for he restored an immense amount of property that had been linjustly taken, and goods confiscated in the time of his father and before it, and remitted all taxes in the towns and ordered a return to the former

taxation throughout the whole of I'rak and the disctwitinuance of what his father had recently imposed ; all this being an amount beyond computation. As an illustration of his justice, the Treasul-y scales exceeded its measure by half a kirat (two grains) in a mithkal (twenty grains) and they accepted payments according to this standard but issued them according to the scale of weights in use in the provinces upon this a mandate was dispatched to the prime minister, beginning " Woe be unto those who give short measure" (Kur. LXXXIII) and it continued " We have heard such and such reports: let the Treasury scales be re-altered to what is customary in the mercantile transactions of the people."

There were found in a room of his palace, thousands of letters all of which were sealed. He was asked why he did not open them, he answered