Description
Step into the golden age of Islamic civilization with this exquisite rare Abbasid gold dinar, struck during the illustrious reign of Caliph al-Mustadi (AH 566–575 / 1170–1180 CE) in the legendary city of Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad).
Weighing 3.96 grams of pure gold, this rare numismatic masterpiece embodies the grandeur, piety, and artistry of the Abbasid Caliphate — one of the most powerful empires in medieval history.
Every curve and inscription of this coin tells a story — a testament to faith, power, and cultural sophistication. The refined Kufic script, masterfully engraved on both sides, reflects the spiritual devotion and precision of Islamic minting traditions at their zenith.
This Abbasid gold dinar is not merely a coin; it is a tangible fragment of history, connecting collectors and connoisseurs to the very heart of the Islam Golden Age — when Baghdad was the world’s center of knowledge, art, and commerce.
Key Details:
Dynasty: Abbasid Caliphate
Caliph: al-Mustadi (AH 566–575 / 1170–1180 CE)
Mint: Madinat al-Salam (Baghdad)
Weight: 3.96 grams
Material: Gold
Date: 568 AH / 1172 AD
Condition: Extremely Fine / Rare
Certification: House of Emirates Numismatic Division
Why investing in buying This Dinar
Exceptional Rarity – Coins from al-Mustadi’s reign are seldom seen on the market.
Cultural Heritage – A direct link to Baghdad’s intellectual and spiritual peak.
Investment Value – Gold and history combined in one prestigious collectible.
Prestige Ownership – Perfect for elite collectors, investors, and institutions preserving Islamic legacy.




