Examples of using Dinar in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The cache consists of 108 gold coins, 93 of them comprised of 4 grams of gold and worth about a dinar each and 15 coins worth a quarter of a dinar, comprised of 1 gram of gold each.
ISIS wants to reintroduce the gold and silver dinar coins that were used in the early days of Islam(Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, November 12, 2014).
was a lot of money- one dinar was worth more than 100 pounds of grain,
Their situation took another turn for the worse in the past two weeks after the black market rate of the dinar, which has long languished at record lows, slid again,
the Jordanian government stipulated that the families would pay a symbolic sum of one Jordanian dinar a year with renewable leases for future generations.
IS media institutes in the majority of provinces in Iraq and Syria publish videos in which the gold dinar is presented to local residents who welcome the initiative.
Iraqi businesses say they have been struggling as the dinar has become increasingly volatile due to fallout from sanctions imposed on neighbouring Iran and Syria and to Iraq's own political turmoil.
the new Anglo-Egyptian government recognized Ali Dinar as the sultan of Darfur
movement employing the method used by the corrupt MB, that worships the dinar and the dirham….
I will only give 10 Dinars to those who want to work today.
I have got 500, 600 Dinars worth of mines.
So credit in the PA is usually in dollars or dinars.
Abu Bakr will pay 100 dinars for this slave Wait now!
I'm talking about the dinars, yens, rupee-- Quiet already.
One person on social media promised 200 million dinars to whoever would kill her.
The visa allows you entry to Jordan and only costs 10 Dinars.
The King sold me for 500 dinars.
Send them some dinars for the damage.
Twenty dinars,” replied the man.
Contemporary sources claim 60 copper bars traded for 100 dinars of gold.