The Sunnah Mahr, priced today
The two scholarly standards of mahr, minted and certified by Amanah. Real coins, hers to keep, weighed to the measure of the Sunnah and ready for your nikah.
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Mahr al-Azwāj
- 50 × 1oz coins, matte and brilliant finish
- IMC and IDCC certified, QR-verified
- Presentation chest, free vaulting in Dubai
Mahr Fāṭimī
- 48 × 1oz coins, exquisite finish
- IMC and IDCC certified, QR-verified
- Presentation chest, free vaulting in Dubai
Why an Amanah mahr is more than its silver
A mahr is a trust. Every Amanah set is struck under a 50-tonne press, hallmarked, and certified by the IMC and IDCC with a blockchain QR you can verify in seconds, presented in a wooden chest, and securely vaulted and insured in Dubai at no cost, kept for her. This is the mahr your family remembers at the nikah, and the one she keeps.
The Single Mahr Coin
The Gold Dinar, 4.25 g
Learn before you decide
Three short guides from the Amanah Journal, written with scholarly references.
What Is Mahr? · How Much Should Mahr Be in 2026? · Mahr Fatimi Explained
About these standards: Mahr al-Azwāj is 500 dirhams, 1,530.9 g of silver, narrated in Sahih Muslim. Mahr Fāṭimī is 480 dirhams, twelve ūqiyah, 1,469.7 g. Both are published as IDCC standards with the evidence documented in full, and Amanah mints to meet and exceed each. The mahr is the bride's exclusive right, agreed between the couple. Consult your imam and your country's requirements.
Prices shown are live from our collections and include minting, certification, presentation and free vaulting. Precious metal prices move both ways.
