Did Somalis mint gold coins?

[zyncarti]

I’ve been lurking around the internet trying to see if any of Somali sultanates minted gold coins specifically and not just silver or bronze. Some sources indicate they did but I don’t see anyone has it or discovered any yet. Do you guys know anything?

 

[zyncarti]

@NidarNidar

 

[NidarNidar]

I’ve been lurking around the internet trying to see if any of Somali sultanates minted gold coins specifically and not just silver or bronze. Some sources indicate they did but I don’t see anyone has it or discovered any yet. Do you guys know anything?View attachment 361194

Aren't these Ajuuran coins? We minted our coins. These have been found in modern-day Iraq, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, highlighting the city’s role in Indian Ocean trade. Adal would have minted its coins as well; the trade was conducted by both these entities in the early 10th to 16th centuries.

 

[Maintainnnin]

For now the only place we know for certain where Somalis minted gold coins is Harar. In all probability, gold coins were also minted by the Mogadishu and later Ajuraan Sultanates, but we'll have to wait until more resources are poured into the numismatic history of Somalia to know for sure.

 

[Guure⁸]

Aren't these Ajuuran coins? We minted our coins. These have been found in modern-day Iraq, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, highlighting the city’s role in Indian Ocean trade. Adal would have minted its coins as well; the trade was conducted by both these entities in the early 10th to 16th centuries.

Can u send the source saying somali coins were found in Iraq and srilanka?

 

[NidarNidar]

Can u send the source saying somali coins were found in Iraq and srilanka?

I'll need to find it, I am on holidays so dont have access to my pc.

 

[Guure⁸]

I'll need to find it, I am on holidays so dont have access to my pc.

Ok enjoy brother

 

[Barkhadle1520]

Aren't these Ajuuran coins? We minted our coins. These have been found in modern-day Iraq, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, highlighting the city’s role in Indian Ocean trade. Adal would have minted its coins as well; the trade was conducted by both these entities in the early 10th to 16th centuries.

One day you're gonna say cirka waa ajuuran too

 

[NidarNidar]

One day you're gonna say cirka waa ajuuran too

File:Horizontal Mogadishan Coins version.JPG - Wikimedia Commons

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Enjoy

 

[NidarNidar]

Ok enjoy brother

Somalia Today; General Information

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Found it.

 

[Barkhadle1520]

File:Horizontal Mogadishan Coins version.JPG - Wikimedia Commons

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Enjoy

Bal eeg caqli danyeerkan, you think I havent seen these before ?

Where is Ajuran written ? These are coins that Sultans in Mogadishu minted

 

[Guure⁸]

Bal eeg caqli danyeerkan, you think I havent seen these before ?

Where is Ajuran written ? These are coins that Sultans in Mogadishu minted

Nio maxad la caytanta horta qof weyn ma tihid miya?

 

[Barkhadle1520]

Nio maxad la caytanta horta qof weyn ma tihid miya?

My bad but this ajuran stuff is really stupid, every somali is obssesed with this fake history when the only history we know of ajuran is their servitude to oromos