dinar.com

The domain name DINAR.com, a premium global domain name and digital asset may be poised for new ownership.  The term "Dinar" denotes the primary currency used in several nations including Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria. Prospective owners of the domain and its affiliated websites (e.g., http://www.dinar.com, ir.dinar.com, jo.dinar.com, etc.) could include financial institutions, digital currency platforms, or businesses engaged in e-commerce.

As the current owner of the DINAR.com domain, I firmly advocate for the gold-backed dinar as a prospective global currency. My vision envisions the adoption of a unified currency, such as the dinar, across Arab nations or even a broader regional coalition. While recognizing the challenges inherent in achieving this ambitious goal—especially the diverse economic and political landscapes of the region—I remain optimistic about the potential for collaboration and innovation. Implementing such a unified currency would require extensive coordination, economic integration, and agreement among participating nations. While political and economic complexities make immediate widespread adoption unlikely, a financially stable and influential nation could play a pivotal role in championing and leading this initiative.

Historically, the Gold Dinar holds a revered place in Islamic history. The medieval gold coin first issued in AH 77 (696–697 CE) by Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, featured the Shahada, declaring the Islamic Faith.  It bore the inscription: "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah." Gold's historical role as a medium of exchange and a store of value further underscores its significance.

Below are websites showcasing the widespread use of the dinar in various countries:

Kuwait: kw.dinar.com  

Iraq: ir.dinar.com

Bahrain: bh.dinar.com

Jordan: jo.dinar.com

Lybia: ly.dinar.com

Tunis: tn.dinar.com

Algeria: dz.dinar.com

Malaysia: my.dinar.com

Serbia: rs.dinar.com