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The dirham is a currency used in several countries, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Armenia, and serves as a smaller unit of currency in several other nations. Historically it was a silver coin, and today it remains an important monetary unit across parts of the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia.
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- United Arab Emirates dirham
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- Khazar coin Spillings Hoard.jpg
- Said to be same as
- dinar
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- Dirham
- different from
- dinar
- language of work or name
- Arabic
- culture
- Arab culture
- writing system
- Arabic script
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Dirham (Arabisch: درهم) is de naam gegeven aan de eenheidsmunten in een aantal landen in de Arabische wereld. De naam dirham is afgeleid van de oud-Griekse zilveren munteenheid, de drachme, die circa 4 gram woog.
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