Mughals, Nasir al-Din Muhammad Humayun 1st Reign Silver Shahrukhi (Agra Mint)

Ruler : Nasir al-Din Muhammad Humayun
Era : (AH 937-947 /1530-1540 AD)
Dynasty : Mughal
Mint : Agra
Denomination : Shahrukhi
Dated : AH 944
Weight :  4.68 grams 
Diameter : 26.04 mm 
Reference :  Zeno # 265986

Obverse :
Arabic legend "al-sultan ul Azam al khaqan al Mukarram, khuld Allahu ta'ala Dhatahu wa Mulkahu wa Sultanahu, zarb Agra" at the margin and "Muhammad Humayun Ghazi" within an octolobe. AH 944 written below Azam at 10 o’ clock.

Reverse :
Arabic legends The Kalima Shahada and "Allah yarzuq man yasha'u ba ghair hisab" within a circle, the four Caliphs' names with "Radi Allahu an hum" in the margin. 

Comment : 
During Humayun's reign (1530–1540, 1555–1556), Agra served as one of the prominent centers of administration and coin minting for the Mughal Empire. Humayun, the second Mughal emperor, issued coins that reflected both his imperial authority and the transitional phase of Mughal numismatics, influenced by Timurid traditions and local Indian styles. Shahrukhi is the best example of such tradition. Rare.