Almohads Taifas

Muhammad al-Mutawakkil 625-635 / 1228-1238
Dirham Qurtuba (Cordoba) 1.44gr 16mm Vives 2134	1/2 Dirham no mint 0.55gr 13mm 0.47gr 13mm Vives 2135	1/2 Dirham Ishbiliya ( Sevilla) 0.54gr 13mm Vives 2137	1/4 Dirham Ishbiliya ( Sevilla ) 0.28gr 11mm, IV Jarique, pg. 228, nº2, this coin
1/4 Dirham no mint 0.32gr 10mm Numisma 237, pg. 301, nº 27, this coin	Dirham no mint 1.52gr 17mm Vives 2140	Dirham Ishbiliya (Sevilla) 1.42gr 17mm 1.54gr 19mm Vives 2141	Dirham Qurtuba (Cordoba) 1.54gr 17mm Vives 2143
Dirham Malqa (Malaga) 1.22gr 15mm Vives 2144	Dirham Mursiya (Murcia) 1.22gr 17mm Vives 2145	Period false of Mutawakil. Silver plated coins. Types Vives 2140, 1.48gr 17mm & Vives 2135, 0.56gr 15mm.
Muhammad al-Wathiq		635-636 (seven months) / 1238 661-664 / 1263- 1266
1/2 dirham Shatiba (Jativa) 0.56gr 12mm R.Lorente (1984) 133	Dirham Mursiya (Murcia) 1.52gr 18mm Vives 2152 R.Lorente 129	Dirham Shatiba (Jativa) 1.50gr 18mm Vives 2153	Dirham no mint 1.46gr 17mm as Vives 2153 but no mint name.
Dirham no mint 1.56gr 17mm Vives 2154 R.Lorente 131
Anonymous coins attributable to the Banu Hud
1/8 Dinar no mint 0.53gr. 13 mm found with silver coins of the Banu Hud & is stylistically very similar to the scarce gold of this dynasty.
The following first two coins have been attributed to al-Mutawakkil´s brief, three month, occupation of Sabta in 630 (see Hazard, pg. 272). It is nevertheless just as possible that they could have been struck by a-Yanashti, the independent ruler of Sabta from 630 till 635. Note that the following four coins all recognise the ´Abbasid khalif which is emblematic in this period as being anti Almohade. The last two with the mint of Mursiya are different from the first two in the third line of the IA, this may be indicative that they were not struck by the same authority.
Dirham no mint 1.54gr 14x14mm Hazard 1118 R.Lorente 138 this coin.	Dirham Sabta (Ceuta) 1.52gr 14x14mm Hazard 1117 R.Lorente 137
Dirham mint seems to be an abbreviation of Mursiya (Murcia) 1.48gr 15x15mm	Dirham Mursiya (Murcia) 1.01gr 12X12mm

Abu al.´Abbas Ahmad al Yanashti 630-635 / 1232-1237
Dirham Sabta al-Mahrusa (Ceuta the protected) 1.60gr 16mm Bréthes 27 Hazard 1121	Even though this coin is politically neutral, it names only the ´Abbasid al-Mustansir, there can be no doubt that it was struck by Yanashti in his last year in power. The reason being that his fall from power was due to a pro Almohad rebellion at the end of the said year. Just after that Sabta would start to strike coins in the name of Almohad ´Abd al-Wahid II .
Ibn khalas 640-647 / 1242-1249
Dinar Sabta (Ceuta) 4.68gr 27mm Brèthes 1234 Hazard 553 R.Lorente/Ibrahim (1987) 179 this coin	Ibn Khalas, the Almohade appointed governor of Sabta, rebels in 364 and proclaims Hafsid suzerainty recognising Abu Zakariya as is attested by this coin.
Anonymous coins of Sabta, probably of this period.
1/16 of a dinar Sabta (Ceuta) 0,23gr 9mm Numisma 237, pg. 301, nº 29, this coin
1/4 Dirham Sabta (Ceuta) 53 12x12mm Numisma 237, pg 302, nº 30, this coin

Musa ibn Mahfuz, Amir al-Gharb 631-660/1234-1262
Dirham no mint 1.50gr 15x15mm 1.48gr 15x15mm Vives 2123 (three die variants)	Dirham no mint 1.56gr 14x14mm 1.56gr 14x14mm as Vives 2123 but with word djal on top of the word al-Musta´in (two die variants).	Dirham no mint 1.64gr 14x14mm 1.58gr 14x14mm as Vives 2123 but with the beginning alif top of al-´Abbasi (two die variants)	Dirham no mint 1.58gr 14x14 mm as Vives 2123 but alif top of sin of al-Abbas and djal top of the word al-Mustansir.
Dirham no mint 1.58gr 14x15mm Vives 2123 variant with three lines in the IA. Ibrahim (1996) 28

Ahmmad ibn Muhammad al-Badji 629 - 631 / 1231- 1233
Dirham Ishbiliya (Sevilla) 1.40gr 15x 15 Vives 2119