Muslim 'temple token

[Atul ks]

is this fake or some coin?

[Manzikert]

It is a Muslim 'temple token' or votive amulet. These come in various metals, commonly white metal or silvered brass.

The normal inscription under the mosque is, I'm told, 'Medina the noble' as on my example below, but yours has a different inscription underneath.

Alan

[Atul ks]

your token is clear n beautiful. can you elaborate the inscription of this and your coin both.

[Atul ks]

one more thing, what kind of antiquity is attached with this. any date of its issue??

[Manzikert]

In the centre of the reverse is the kalima 'Allah is the one god and Mohammed is the prophet of Allah', with the names of the first four Caliphs round.

On mine, as I said, the inscription below the mosque is supposed to be 'Medina the noble'. Yours has a different legend, but I'm afraid I don't actually read Arabic so I can't tell you what it says 

As to date, some of this style of token are possibly as early as the late 19th century, but most (including yours and mine) are likely to be 20th century.

Alan

[saro]

On mine, as I said, the inscription below the mosque is supposed to be 'Medina the noble'. Yours has a different legend,

Sorry, not a fast reply ! 
According to Irwin Brotman, it reads : "City of Hit", Hit is a city in Iraq on the Euphrates (100km W of Baghdad), but the word is probably degenerated from the Sharif or Noble, and intended legend was "Medina the Noble.

ref of this coin : Brotman T16