Help with IDs on a small group of Islamic coins

Hello, I have this handful of coins sitting on my desk waiting to be ID’d and I was hoping maybe someone here could point me in the right direction.


Coin #1 5.39g



Coin #2 5.15g




Coin #3 2.25g



Coin #4 2.58g



Coin #5 1.82g

 

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#1 reminds me of some Indian coins, #5 Morocco.
#2-#5, I'm not sure of. Of course this is not even close to anything I collect. There is someone here in CT that collects these coins, but for the life of be I can't recall who it is.

 

#5 looks a bit like a 1/2 dirham of the Ayyubid Sultanate
(Images swiped from Numista)

 

Coin 1 is a Safavid dynasty Tahmasp II Silver abbasi dated AH 1143

Here's another one for sale:
https://www.vcoins.com/de/stores/cy...no_92469_capital_retaken/1332058/Default.aspx

 

Perfect, thank you very much

 

#1 Safavids, Tahmasp II, 1722-1732, AR abbasi, Tabriz, AH 1143. Album 2689.1.

#2 Timurids, Timur (Tamerlane), 1370-1405, post-reform AR tanka citing Chaghatayid overlord Mahmud Khan, mint & date? Cf. Album 2386.

#3 Burji Mamluks, al-Ashraf Barsbay, 1422-1438, AR 3/4 dirham, Dimashq (Damascus), no date. Album 999. Interesting type with nisf wa rub' ("half and quarter") in circle at obverse center.

#4 Bahri Mamluks, Baybars I, 1260-1277, AR dirham, lion below obverse, mint (Cairo) and date missing. Album 883.

#5 Artuqids of Mardin, Najm al-Din Ghazi I, 1239-1260, AR dirham, hexagram style, citing Ayyubid overlord al-Nasir Yusuf and 'Abbasid caliph al-Musta'sim, Mardin, AH 65[4?]. Album 1834.4.

 

Incredible, thank you very much!