1 Dirham - Ahmad b. Muhammad Andaraba

The Banijurids were a minor but strategically positioned dynasty controlling the Andaraba valley in what is now northeastern Afghanistan — a region whose silver mines made it genuinely significant to Abbasid-era monetary networks. Ahmad b. Muhammad ruled as a semi-autonomous governor acknowledging Abbasid suzerainty, and his coinage reflects that subordinate relationship in its religious formulae rather than any claim to independent authority. Andaraba itself was prized less for its political weight than for its metallurgical output.

Album 1435 is among the scarcer Banijurid types, with documented examples spread thinly across a handful of specialist collections.