EMIRATO INDEPENDENT DE COrdOBA, attributed to the Rebels. Felus. (Ae. 1,82g/23mm). S/D. (Miles 182f, Frochoso II-4). Religious legends divided into three lines in both areas. Citing Ibn al-Rasid / in IIA. MBC. Weird. Includes label with collectors period notes and drawings. While Miles as an initial catalogor describes the name of this piece as "unintelligible". Frochoso identifies him with a family of emirate-end rebels and tells us: "About the Banu Rashid...we know that they lived next to Wadi Ana (Guadiana) and that in the time of Emir Abd Allah, they welcomed the rebel Ibn Qasi...We also know that in 303H. according to Muqtabis V p. 82-83 "he marched an army to Alanje Castle near Mérida where the Baranis Kutama who had lived evacuated the fortress of Saktan, they were very numerous, brave and thrown away, whose chief was called Ibn Rasid...»"