Identification Help Islamic AE 3.316g, 14.0mm

[Joe Sermarini]

The old dealer tag says Ghengis Khan era, c. 1220 A.D.
Islamic AE 3.316g, 14.0mm

Any help with a real ID will be greatly appreciated.  Even a partial ID would help.  Thanks.

[Canaan]

Hi Joe, I am not sure but on one side i can read the great Sultan and on the other King Khusr so if i would identify it i think it is  Seljuq of Rums Kaykhusraw !!!!??

[Joe Sermarini]

Thanks Canaan.  I will check that.

[Sam]

Here is what I can help here ;

Right side ;

Al Sultan Al Azam Seraj AlDin

Info ; Al Sultan Al Azam  ( the greatest king was a Mughal title)      سراج الدين السلطان الاعظم


Left side ;
                               Letter N in Arabic ن         or Crescent
Khassro   king.        خسرو
                               ملك



Added  ( Seraj Aldin means in Arabic The lamp of the religion )

[Joe Sermarini]

Thanks Sam. 

I should be able to figure it out now.

[Sam]

  Some collectors call  sirajuddin .

[bakkar]

Hi Joe,
Ghaznavids: Khusraw Malik (1160-1186) AE Jital (Album-1664.2; Deyell-115; Tye-120.3; MWI-802) Obv: Arabic legend in four lines: السلطان الاعظم سراج الدولة (The Very Great Sultan, Light of the State); border of pellets and outer circle Rev: Within inner circle, Arabic legend: خسرو ملک (Khusraw Malik); above, crescent; border of pellets and outer circle.

H.Bakkar

[Sam]

Bakkar is right ,  the last word on the right side of the coin is not very clear , so I thought it is
الدين 
 
Here is how close they are      Religion الدين 
                   State الدولة

Good job Bakkar , How are you ?

[Joe Sermarini]

Thanks, Bakkar and Sam.