Egypt 1 pound Al Azhar Mosque Faith Islam MS64 PCGS silver coin 1982

Egypt 1 Pound 1982 (AH1402) silver commemorative coin dedicated to Al-Azhar Mosque, one of the most important centers of Islamic faith and scholarship in the world. This issue celebrates religious heritage, architecture, and the enduring influence of Al-Azhar as a symbol of knowledge and spirituality.

The obverse features a detailed architectural view of the Al-Azhar Mosque complex, including its prominent minaret, domes, and adjoining structures. Fine lines capture the façade, windows, and roof elements, while rays of light rise behind the buildings, adding a sense of reverence and significance. Arabic inscriptions curve along the upper rim, and the entire composition is enclosed within a decorative border of small geometric elements. The reverse displays an intricate circular arrangement of Arabic calligraphy, with the denomination and Hijri date AH1402 at the center. Surrounding inscriptions form a balanced ornamental ring, complemented by additional decorative flourishes and a refined inner medallion.

Founded in 970 AD, Al-Azhar Mosque has long been a leading institution of Islamic learning, attracting scholars from across the Muslim world.

Struck in silver and graded MS64 by PCGS, this coin presents attractive mint state quality with clear details and soft luster. A meaningful collectible that combines religious significance, architectural beauty, and historical depth, ideal for collectors of Islamic and world coinage.

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