Umayyads of Syria, Hims mint, 700-800 AD., Half Fals, Walker 795-798.

Umayyad Caliphate of Syria, Hims mint (the former Emesa in Syria), ca. 700-800 AD.,
Half Fals (15-17 mm / 2,01 g), copper, axes irregular alignment ↑→ (ca. 80°),
Obv.: ... , elephant standing right, Arabic legend.
Rev.: ... , Arabic legend.
Album 178.1 ; Balog 795-798 ; Walker 795-798 . http://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=96661 , - 8857 , - 31859 , - 98067
thanks to Bakkar for the id

Jund Hims (Arabic: جند حمص‎, "military district of Homs") (or Legion of Emessa) was one of the four military districts of the Caliphate province of Syria. Its capital was Homs, from which the district received its name. Its principal urban centres were Latakia, Tadmur, Jableh, Kafr Tab, Tarsus, Salamiyah, Bulunyas and the Fortress of Khawabi.
After the Muslim conquest of Syria in the 7th century, the Rashidun caliph Umar divided Greater Syria into four districts, in which Jund Hims became the northernmost district. After the ascent of the Umayyad dynasty, it's caliph Muawiyah I separated the northern territories of Jund Hims, establishing Jund Qinnasrin out of them. The southern boundary line of Jund Hims laid immediately to the south of Qarah (Karah), while its northern limit lay beyond the village of al-Karashiyyah. Eastward were the towns of Tadmur and al-Qaryatayn.