A rare Sasanian Dirham minted in the city of Balkh in the year 67 AH, during the early period of the Caliphate of Abdul Malik bin Marwan, Arabized with the name of the Prince and Governor of Khorasan, Abdullah bin Khazem bin Asma bin Al-Salt bin Habib bin Haritha bin Hilal bin Sumaq bin Auf bin Qutaybah bin Imru' al-Qais bin Nahyah bin Sulaym, Abu Saleh Al-Qutaybi Al-Basri Al-Sulami. He participated in the conquest of Sarakhs during the Islamic conquests of Persia, and was the governor of Khorasan during the caliphate of Abdullah Ibn Al-Zubayr, and before that during the time of Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan, and he governed Khorasan twice. He took over the governorship of Khorasan in the year 64 AH after the death of Yazid bin Muawiyah and his son Muawiyah. He had many wars there until his rule was established, but he was eventually killed by Wiqe' bin Abi Sud in the year 71 AH by order of Abdul Malik bin Marwan after Ibn Khazem refused to pledge allegiance to him, as he leaned towards the Zubayrids. Abdullah bin Khazem had a black turban that he wore for Friday prayers, holidays, and wars. When he was victorious, he would wear it for good luck. His mother's name was Ajli, and she was black, and he was black, and he is one of the 'ravens of the Arabs'. Al-Muhallab bin Abi Sufrah was asked about a man he would rank in courage. He was told: What about Ibn Al-Zubayr and Ibn Khazem! He replied: I only asked about humans. I did not ask about jinn; A distinctive and rare piece, very high cleanliness despite the passage of 1380 years since it was in circulation, complete roundness and details. Starting bid: 1000 Riyals only. Location: Al-Khobar, Al-Aziziyah, Al-Sawaree district. Delivery available to all cities and regions of the Kingdom via shipping companies. May God grant everyone success.