India, Delhi Sultanate, 1314-15 AD., ‘Ala’ al-Din Muhammad, 6 Gani, Goron D232.

India, Delhi Sultanate, Khiljis: ‘Ala’ al-Din Muhammad (AH 695–715 / 1296-1316 AD.), dated AH 714 (1314-15 AD.),
6 Gani (ø 15-16 mm / 3,05 g), billon, axes irregular alignment ↑← (ca. 270°),
Obv.: "Al-sultan Al / -Azim 'Ala Al / -Dunya Wa Al-Deen" (The Sultan, the greatest one, excellence of the world and of the faith) , three lines Persian script.
Rev.: "Abu Al-Muzaffar / Muhammad Shah / Al-Sultan [Ù§]Ù¡Û´" (Father of the victorious, Muhammad Shah, the Sultan [7]14) , three lines Persian script and date.
Rajgor 987, 991 ; Goron D232 ; Tye 418.1 ; Mitch. 2570 .

thanks to "Overlord" for his excellent translation and explanation of the script on http://www.worldofcoins.eu/forum/index.php/topic,2759.msg14674.html#msg14674