Note: The mint name ‘Mulk Nawalistan’ represents a newly discovered addition to the mints of The Bengal Sultanate, recently documented from a small hoard attributed to this ruler. The precise identity of Nawalistan remains uncertain, and it is likely that the die-engraver mistakenly inscribed this name instead of the known ‘Mulk Chawalistan urf Arsah Kamru’, which briefly operated during the same Sultan’s reign. This Rare type is unlisted in G&G. The inclusion of the epithet ‘al-Sikka al-Mubarak’ (The Blessed Coin) suggests a commemorative issuance, highlighting its Numismatic and Historical Significance.

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