العملات الفضية (الدرهم) للإمبراطورية الموحدية حوالي الحادي عشر.  مئة عام  

Andi

Hello, Mohamed --

Nice coins! As you say, they are from the Almohad Caliphate, 1121 to 1269 AD. They are probably silver dirhams, although other denominations were minted: 1/4, 1/2, 2, and 4 dirhams. The 1 dirham coins weigh about 1.5 grams and measure about 15 mm. Larger denominations are worth more, smaller denominations are worth less.

I can't read the inscriptions, but many of the Almohad coins in my database say "Anonymous in the name of Imam Al-Mahdi."

As to value, most coins like yours sell to collectors for $30 to $50 US dollars. The dirham in my picture sold for $42 during a 2022 auction. A coin dealer would probably offer about one-half that amount.

@Paul Richards Hi,dear Paul! Mohamed said nothing,except that he follows our site(in arab script & language).   It's me who told him(in my reply),by the same way(script & arab language),that his coins are silver dirhems of the Almohad Empire,around 1100AD.    Friendly yours bro.,    Andi