The
mint name is composed [by 2 words] like is shown in marginal
legend;personnaly i can see the large "Dal"of madinat whish is very different from 'Zein" of Ghaza in case of Ghaza
mint,and this composed
mint name is terminated by 'Mim"corresponding as salam.,and if it's really Ghaza coin what is the meaning of the 2 nd word,?it could not be Filastin=Palestine,for a very simple reason that it's a second
mint name or a country name:like saying:Baghdad and
Iraq...that's impossible.
Concerning "bakh" meaning ,i am really surprised that means "welfare" for 2 reasons:
-Arabic is my maternal language and this word is never used with any kind of meaning.In the Umayyad period,the use of "Tayeb"="
Good" was very common,but nothing to do with "Bakh"in my opinion.
-Multiple Abbasids coins
had "Bakh"mentionned several times on the same coin,so what's the meaning of that ??if it's really "welfare"no nead to repeat it several times on the same coins..one time should be enough...like "Tayeb"
nassif