Delhi Sultanate, Taj al -Din Yildiz, Silver Dirham In The Name Of His Former Master Muhammad Bin Sam (Baldat Ghazna Mint)

Ruler : Taj al -Din Yildiz INO Muhammad Bin Sam
Era : (AH 602-612 / 1206-1215 AD)
Dynasty : Turks
Mint : Baldat Ghazna Mint (Afghanistan)
Denomination : Silver Heavy Dirham
Weight : 5.03 g
Diameter : 30.01 mm 
Reference : G&G D25

Obverse :
Within double square, ‘Al-sultan Al-azam mui'zz al-dunya wa-aldin abu'l muzaffar Muhammad Bin Sam’ name and title of Taj al-Din Yildiz in margin 'Taj al-dunya Wal'din Yildiz al-sultan Abd wa mawlah'.

Reverse :
Within double square, 'Kalima and title "al-Nasir li-din Allah Amir al-Mumineen" in four lines, Mint name 'Baldat Ghazna' in right margin date in words around.

Comment :
The titles used for Taj al -Din Yildiz are 'Abd wa mawlah' means 'Slave of lord' (protector) it is used in various parts of the Islāmic world as an honorific attached to the name of a king, sultan, or other noble, This rare Dirham was strucked by Yildiz in the name of his deceased master Mu’izz al-Din Muhammad Bin Sam (Muhammad Ghori).