Bahrain: Visitors Flock to National Museum for Rare Glimpse into Ancient Arab Coins
Ancient Arab coins on display at the Bahrain National Museum are turning out to be a big hit among visitors, with the museum witnessing a surge in enthusiasts delving deep into their rich historical significance.
In collaboration with Bahrain’s archaeology and cultural authorities, renowned numismatic expert Mohamed AlAradi has curated the exhibition dedicated to ancient Arab coins. Visitors told sources that they were captivated by the unique appeal and historical value of the coins on display, despite living in a digital age.
Over the past two weeks, people have been flocking to attend lectures and special symposiums. A highlight of the exhibition was the unveiling of the “First Islamic Dinar” by the Arados Foundation. During his presentation, AlAradi provided visitors with a comprehensive insight into the captivating history of the “First Islamic Dinar.”
Notably, the Islamic Dinar featured inscriptions from the Holy Quran exalting the glory of Allah. The “Coins Through Culture and History” exhibition will continue until June 22. Doors open from 8 am to 8 pm.
