Created on 2024-11-17

The image displays two sides of the same coin, which appears to be a historical piece possibly from the Islamic world, given the Arabic script that is visible on both sides. On the left side of the image, we see one face of the coin featuring Arabic calligraphy with four lines of text, enclosed within a dotted border, surrounded by a ring of beads. The text is highly stylized and ornate, indicative of Islamic art. The right side of the image shows the other face of the coin, with two lines of Arabic script placed over what looks like a scroll or a banner design, again surrounded by a dotted border and a beaded ring. On this side, there is also a noticeable hole near the top of the coin, suggesting that the coin might have been used as a pendant or for another purpose beyond currency. Next to the coin on the right side, there is a scale with millimeter markings, providing a reference for the coin's size. By this scale, the coin's diameter appears to be approximately 23 to 24 millimeters. The presence of the scale also suggests that this image might be from a collection or a cataloging effort, often used in numismatic studies or by collectors for documentation purposes.

Created on 2024-11-17

The image shows two ancient silver coins or medallions. Both coins feature calligraphic Arabic inscriptions, likely verses or phrases in Arabic script, arranged in a decorative pattern across the surface of the coins. The coins appear to be from an Islamic or Middle Eastern cultural tradition, and the calligraphy suggests they may have had a religious or ceremonial purpose.