Nāṣīr al-dīn Ibrāhīm. (c. AH 721-724, c. AD 1321-24)

Coinage

Very few coins are known in the name of Nāṣīr al-dīn Ibrāhīm alone. Its style is rather crude and its status uncertain. It is reported that Ibrāhīm had designs on the throne while his brother was in control. This coin may bear witness to an unsuccessful rebellion against his brother and was probably not produced at the imperial mint at Lakhnautī. The coin is not dated but is likely to have been struck some time between AH 721-724.

Legends

Ruler’s titles on coins: السلطان الأعظم ناصر الدنيا و الدين أبو المظفر إبراهيم شاه السلطان بن سلطان = al-sulṭān al-’a‘ẕam nāṣir al-dunyā wa al-dīn abū al-muẕaffar ibrāhīm shāh al-sulṭān bin al-sulṭān (= The great sultan, defender of the world and the faith, father of the conqueror, Ibrāhīm Shāh, the sulṭān son of the sulṭān).