Thread: What does the Arabic script mean on the Saroyan coins?

Hi,

I've always wondered what the Saroyan Arabic script meant.

I will try to find a pic, or a link.

Here's a link:

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It's the large one with g next too it.

I always assumed it was Bismillah Calligraphy.

File:Bismillah.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It's hard to read, but it looks like Masha Allah calligraphy.

we always called it the "money bag" coin, 'cause it looks like a bag of sorts.....shal we just ASK harry?

from harry:
Hi Zamora,

If you are asking about the word before the Sir-name Saroyan in Arabic,
which is stamped on some of our zills and in the middle of our scimitar
blades, it pronounces Masnou'at Saroyan, which means Saroyan Crafts
or Mastercrafts

Zamora,

I just went on Bhuz and the question people are asking is, "What does the
Arabic script mean on the Saroyan coins?" Since I didn't quite understand
your question in your previous email "What the Saroyan Arabic script meant?"
I thought you were asking about the Arabic word before Saroyan.

The stamping on the Saroyan Arabesque coin is "Masha'Allah", in Arabic
it means "God Willing". It is also a word of admiration and is commonly
used in the Middle East.

Please make the necessary correction."

and i have!
thank you kind sir!

Originally Posted by zamora

Zamora,

I just went on Bhuz and the question people are asking is, "What does the
Arabic script mean on the Saroyan coins?" Since I didn't quite understand
your question in your previous email "What the Saroyan Arabic script meant?"
I thought you were asking about the Arabic word before Saroyan.

The stamping on the Saroyan Arabesque coin is "Masha'Allah", in Arabic
it means "God Willing". It is also a word of admiration and is commonly
used in the Middle East.

Please make the necessary correction."

and i have!
thank you kind sir!

Thank You So Much Cory Zamora for asking him!!!
And thank you bhuzzers!!! I apreciate it!
(((Hugs!)))
:-)

my pleasure...always ! thank you for being sooooooo nice.really..

Nice! I have wondered what this stamping meant also. Thanks for posting.