DURR AL--MUKHTAR FI SHARH TANWIR AL-ABSAR,1070 AH BY

TREATISE on LOGIC Tahrir al-Qawaid al-Mantiqiyyah fi Sharh ar-Risalah ash-Shamsiyyah by Imam Najm al-Din al-Qazwini Text in Arabic, Nastaliq script Purchased in Uzbekistan Original binding, restored.

[Ahmad FARIS Shidyaq (aka Fares Chidiac, Faris Al Chidiac)]. [Arabic script, transliteration:] Bakurah al-shahiyah fi nahw al-lughah al-Inkiliziyah. [Pleasant beginnings?] Offered for sale by Adam Lan

Fatimid. al-Amir, AH 495-524/ 1101-1130 AD. Gold Dinar, al-Mu`izziya al-Qahira, AH 519. Rare. Size 35mm, 4.14 grams.

Ghaznavid. Mahmud, as Samanid Governor in western Khurasan, AH 384-387/994-997 AD. AV Dinar (23mm, 6.03 gm), Nishapur AH 385. Naming him al-wali sayf al-dawla. A# A1602 (Rare).

18th/19th century Turkish Illuminated Quran Book, Koran. signed and dated AH 1235 and written by Abd Al-Daeef Al-Mushtaq, (written in AlWaraq city, Egypt under Ottoman Empire) Illuminated Arabic Manus

Abbasid: al-Mansur (AH 136-158 / 753-775 AD AD), AV dinar, No Mint, year AH 145, It is Album-21 4.20 gr. - 17.8 mm. XF

Abbasid. al-Mansur (AH 136-158 / AD 754-775) gold Dinar AH 152 = 769/770. AV 4.02 gr. – 18.2 mm. XF+

Ancient Islamic Umayyad Caliphate. Time of Hisham b. `Abd al-Malik (AH 105-125/724-743 AD). Gold Dinar, AH 111. 4.26 gms, 20 mm. A-136. Flan flaw lower obverse edge, old graffiti "KB" in field. Otherw

Ancient ISLAMIC, 'Abbasid Caliphate. Gold Dinar temp. al-Mahdi. AH 158-169 / AD 775-785. AV Dinar (19mm, 4.07 g, 4h). Unnamed (Madinat al-Salam [Baghdad]?) mint. Dated AH 160 (AD 776/7). AGC I 51; Alb

ISLAMIC, Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi. AH 159-169 / AD 775-785. AV Dinar. 18.22 mm - 4.11 gr. Mitch.154ff, GOLD, ss. EXTREMELY FINE

ISLAMIC, Abbasid Caliphate. Al-Mahdi. AH 159-169 / AD 775-785. AV Dinar. 19,16 mm - 4.12 gr. Mitch.154ff, GOLD, ss. EXTREMELY FINE

An Ottoman Dala'il al'Khayrat , in Arabic, illuminated manuscript on paper [probably Turkey, dated Rabi al-awwal 1250 AH (July/August 1834 AD)] 78 leaves, complete, single column, 13 lines of black na

Ancient ISLAMIC, Fatimids. al-'Aziz billah. AH 365-386 / AD 975-996. AV Gold Dinar (23mm, 3.97 g, 10h). Misr (al-Fustat) mint. Dated AH 366 (AD 976/7). Nicol 700; Album 703; ICV 826. VF.From the Norma

This Rassid (Zaydi Imams) al-Nasir, 329-353 AH (913-937 AD), is a very rare coin from Mecca, at this moment there are only 13 other known coins like it in the world.AR sudaysi, Makka, ND, A-1068, cf.

Samanids. Nasr II b. Ahmad. AH 301-331 / AD 914-943. AV Dinar (22.2mm, 3.36 g, 3h). Al-Muhammadiya mint. Dated AH 318 (AD 930/1). Elaborate calligraphy with braided lam-alifs and ornament formed from

Abbasid, temp. Harun al-Rashid 786-809 (AH 170-193) Gold dinar (Misr). AH 170 = 786/787. AV 3.85 gr. – 17.3 mm. For Ali bin Sulayman. Bernardi 63. Album 218.6. XF+

ISLAMIC, Seljuks. Great Seljuk. Mu'izz al-Din Ahmad Sanjar. AH 511-552 / AD 1118-1157. AV Dinar. 24 mm - 2.83 g, 3h. Balkh mint. Dated AH 519 (AD 1125/6). Album 1687A; ICV 1835. VF

ISLAMIC, Seljuks. Great Seljuk. Mu'izz al-Din Ahmad Sanjar. AH 511-552 / AD 1118-1157. AV Dinar. 24 mm - 2.83 g, 3h. Balkh mint. Dated AH 519 (AD 1125/6). Album 1687A; ICV 1835. VF

Islamic gold Abbasid Av Dinar Al Mansur Misr Mint 158 AH 1.97 cm (0.78 inches) 4.15 grams

[ALBUM] des GRANGES, Baron Paul, et al. Des Granges, Baron Paul, et al. [Album von Athen]. 1860's. 24 Large albumen prints mounted on album boards; 1 loose print inserted inside the cover. Approx. 27

Islamic Art A Qajar wooden carved and lacquered mirror signed Alim Al-Abd Mohammad and dated 1271 AH (1855 AD) . . Cm 17,00 x 27,00.

Ancient ISLAMIC, Abbasid Caliphate. al-Muqtadir. gold dinar Second reign, AH 296-317 / AD 908-929. AV gold Dinar (25mm, 4.07 gm). Citing heir Abu’l-‘Abbas. Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad) mint. Dated A

Islamic Art Two Al-burda (poetry about the Prophet) manuscripts.One dated 1247 AH (1831 AD) and signed Hosman Al Hasbi . . .

This Islamic golden Dinar is from Samarkand in the Abbasid Caliphate. It was made from 256 to 279 AH (870-892 AD) when Caliph Al-Mu’tamid reigned. On the coin Caliph al-Mu’tamid and his br