HISTORY OF CURRENCY IN THE VIEWS AL - Maqrizi
Is a historian jurist once during Abassiyah II , Throughout 79 years of age
, he experienced four Caliphate era in Abassiyah II dynasty , which starts from
the Caliph al - Mutawakkil I, al - Musta'in , al - Mu'tadid II and last al -
Mustakfi II . Beside known as a jurist and history , Al - Maqrizi also known as
an economist . Recognized expertise in the fields of economy , among other
things , for its ability to explain about the money , functions of money and
currency history . The modern Muslim scholars and economists continually refer
to his book entitled " bi Kasyfil Ghummah Ighatsatul Ummah " . The
book clearly explains all the information that relates to money and the history
of its development in the Islamic world and the world is becoming trading
partners .
Al Maqrizi writes two headers in the book is about the history of currency
in the history of Islam and the currency in Egypt . In outlining the historical
development of these currencies , also scientifically analyze the role and
influence of money in the economy . Description of the function and role of
money in the economy is very scientific , so it can be classed as part of a
lesson in monetary economics lesson modern economy . What he laid in it , not
much different from those described in monetary economics courses . Even if we
implement in our economic life , it's hard necessarily monetary crisis will hit
the Muslims . This is because one of the main causes of the financial crisis is
a problem of modern interest (interest ) that the analysis of Al - Maqrizi
eliminated altogether .
According to Al - Maqrizi person who first makes Dinar ( money of gold )
and dirham ( silver money ) was Prophet Adam . Falih bin Abir bin or bin Sam
bin Noah Syalikh as. This view needs to obtain evidence from the hadiths or
atsar trustworthy . This is because it smells like Israiliyyat opinion that is
not necessarily true and is not necessarily wrong , but it should be displayed
. Stages of currency in the history of Islam according to al - Maqrizi is as
follows :
1 . At the time of the Prophet Muhammad . sent as an apostle , the Arabs
generally use currency exchange rates and Dinar Parsi Roman in their muamalah .
It is approved by the Prophet Muhammad . and finally established as a
legitimate currency and applies to Muslims . Because it besides both are used
as currency in circulation legally , any property zakat is obligatory upon both
currencies .
2 . During the caliphate of Umar , he published Kisrah currency exchange
rates ( Parsi ) by adding on one side phrase " thank God " and on the
other side ' Laa ilaha ilallah " , and there is also the other side of the
phrase ` ' Muhammad the Messenger of Allah " . At the time of Uthman ibn
Affan also published exchange rates and the additional phrase " Allahu
Akbar " .
3 . In the reign of Muawiya bin Abi Sofyan also published Dinar and Dirham
. So is the government of Abdullah bin Zubeir in Mecca , he published his own
coin currency that is round . even the shape of dirhams first time round .
4 . However, the monetary reform in the history of Islamic currency is the
rule of Abdul Malik bin Marwan . At that time the Islamic government really has
been freed from foreign currency ( Roman ) because they are self-published and
Dinar coin . Thus ever since the Islamic countries have a currency that is
independent and no longer refer to other foreign currencies .
There are a number of versions of history that drives Abdul Malik bin
Marwan Islam issuing its own currency . One story was that one day he sent a
letter to the Roman Emperor Justianus II in which write " Qul Huwallahu
Munday " . It is damning the heart of the Roman Emperor that it threatens
to Abdul Malik saying: " If you do not change , surely we will write in
our dinar about something bad from your Prophet " . Faced with such
threats , Abdul Malik after consulting with his assistants decided to
self-publish Dirham and Dinar currency . Dinar and Dirham Abdul Malik mold is
then disseminated in all his realm and into the original model of Islamic
currency first .
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