Alamgir II, Gold Mohur, 10.84g, Dar al- Khilafah Shahjahanabad Mint, AH 1168/ RY 2, Obv: Shahada in square border, names of four khalifas with titles in margin with AH date, Rev: Persian legend “Sikka Mubarak Abu al-Adik Azeez al-din Badshah Ghazi Muhammad Alamgir” within square, mint name with epithet and RY in margin (KM 464.1). Very fine+, exceedingly rare. Aurangzeb stopped the use of Kalima on his coins as he thought it would be ‘defiled’ in the hands of non-believers as the coins circulated. This issue marks a momentary reappearance of the Islamic profession of faith on Mughal coins. Coins in this type were struck at Shahjahanabad and Murshidabad.