Dirham de plata (Siglo XII d.C - XIII d.C.)
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Square silver coins were first minted in the Islamic West by the Almohad emirs, a empire that stretched across North Africa and al-Andalus between 1121 and 1269. On both the obverse and reverse sides, we can find the Shahada or Islamic profession of faith written in cursive script, declaring the Muslim creed in one God (Allah) according to Islamic belief and teachings of Muhammad, also indicating the name of Almohad Imam Al Mahdi. In this case, the coin lacks a mint mark. Google Arts & Culture
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