Arabization of Islamic currency
The Arabization of Islamic coinage went through several gradual stages. Changing the circulating currency was not an easy task, and the internal conflicts within the Caliphate greatly hindered the process. When Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan was proclaimed Caliph in Damascus, he did not effectively control most of the Caliphate's territories, and years passed before he was able to…
The Arabization of Islamic coinage went through several gradual stages. Changing the currency in circulation is not an easy matter, and the state of internal conflict that the Caliphate witnessed greatly disrupted the course of Arabization. When Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan was sworn in as Caliph in Damascus, he did not actually control most of the provinces of the Caliphate, and years passed before he was able to impose his authority and get rid of Ibn al-Zubayr in the Hijaz and the Kharijites in Iraq, as well as some of the rebellious tribes of the Levant, so that he could then begin pushing towards the complete Arabization of the coinage and the Diwans.
Models of Arabization of Islamic currency
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