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The dirham is a currency used in several countries, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Armenia, and serves as a smaller unit of currency in several other nations. Historically it was a silver coin, and today it remains an important monetary unit across parts of the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia.
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It sits within the topics Denominations (currency), Islamic banking and Islamic banking and finance terminology.
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- United Arab Emirates dirham
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ディルハム（dirham、アラビア文字：درهم）は、モロッコとアラブ首長国連邦 (UAE) で使用されている通貨単位。DH。 ディナールやリアルの補助通貨単位としても使用されている。 * モロッコ・ディルハム * UAEディルハム (AED)
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