-
approximately five-hundred and
twenty dirhams of
wheat flour,
while all
these dirhams are the
Egyptian [
dirham]." This view is
repeated by Maran's Shulhan...
- UAE
adopted the UAE
dirham as its currency. Abu
Dhabi adopted the UAE
dirham in
place of the
Bahraini dinar, at 1
dinar = 10
dirhams,
while in the other...
- were
likely categorized as
dirhams; likewise, the few
copper or
bronze pieces known likely represented factions of
dirhams,
rather than
being enumerated...
-
notes denominated in
dirham were
overprints on
earlier franc notes, in
denominations of 50
dirhams (on 5,000 francs) and 100
dirhams (on 10,000 francs)...
- The e-
Dirham is a
payment tool
introduced by the
government of the
United Arab
Emirates with the aim of
facilitating the
collection of
revenues of governmental...
- code: QAR) is the
currency of the
State of Qatar. It is
divided into 100
dirhams (Arabic: درهم).
Until 1966,
Qatar used the
Indian rupee as its currency...
- Emirates[permanent dead link]
Commemorative Coin
Collection Time Out Abu
Dhabi New
dirham coin in UAE Portals:
Money Numismatics United Arab Emirates...
- Skye in
northern Scotland. A
number of the
coins have been
identified as
dirhams,
originating from
Central Asia. They have
Arabic script, and are a rare...
-
first dated coins that can be ****igned to the
Muslims are
copies of
silver Dirhams of the S****anian
ruler Yazdegerd III,
struck during the
Caliphate of Uthman...
- mudd=5+1/3 ratl. 1 Ratl =128+4/7
dirham or 128
dirham or 130
dirham. 1 Uqiyyah=40
dirham. 1 Nashsh=20
dirham. 7
mithqal =10
dirham. 1 mithqal=72
grains of average...
