"Daash" intends to issue gold and silver coins dinars

Follow-Iraq Press November -12: plans to organize "Daash" re-currency dinar gold and silver version, in its attempts to strengthen the foundations of temporary succession to the organization, according to the Middle East, a newspaper reported.



According to the newspaper reports that "the organization wants to restore the original dinar, an old coin was used in the early days of Islam."

The dinar currency, which was composed in the past of gold and silver coins exclusive use at the present time in a number of countries, but they are made ​​of different materials from the original currency.

However, the organization intends to work on the restoration of the original gold coins and silver, which were introduced for the first time during the Ottoman Empire.



The original Islamic dinar is a coin made ​​of gold equivalent weight of 4.3 grams, while the currency was made ​​of silver-known Islamic Dirham and weighs 3 grams of silver. The form takes each round, and usually includes a currency aspects of Islamic message, while the other side of which has a history of minting and the governor of the country.



While the organization did not confirm the issue of currency issuance, teeming with social media allegations about the issuance of gold and silver operations.



It is believed that "Daash" wants to use an independent currency in places controlled by the part of its war against the West.

And will change the currency, which may be issued within the next few weeks, to turn from the regular Iraqi dinars and the Syrian pound to gold dinars and silver dirhams.

It was clear, in the last month, the organization works to raise funds at great rates, has already managed to gain one million dollars in just one day due to oil sales on the black market; where the organization works to extract oil from lands seized in Syria and Iraq, and sold to traffickers.



For his part, David Cohen explained, who is leading the US Treasury Department's efforts to undermine the financial situation of the organization Daash, that "extremists have access to several millions of dollars a month by the donors, the wealthy, and the result of extortion and other criminal activities committed by, such as looting bank operations."

He pointed out that "this year, the organization received no ransom worth less than $ 20 million from the abductions" .


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