Dirham

Of course.

Would you say you're the kind of guy in those early days, every Durham that came in was straight going back straight out?

Because I was trying to compete with the biggest and best in the industry and they'd been around a lot longer with far bigger pockets than I had.

So in order for me to get the good brokers, in order for me to grow, in order for me to fit out that office and then, you know, going from, well, obviously in that time we had one of the floors, we've now got four floors in the building.

We need to get our money out.

And I'm just sitting there going like, oh my God, I'm building something that they don't understand.

They want to make a million Durham a month on the board.

I want to make 40 million a month on the board.

There was currency in these lands already being used.

The Persians were predominantly using silver currency called Dram, which in Arabic was called Dirham.

The word Dirham comes from the Greek term Dram.

And Because the Greeks ruled all this territory, so they gave their currency denominations or the names of the coins they used to other cultures.

So even the Persians were using...

Now imagine I mentioned that Muslims had two models specifically when it came to their currency.

Dinar was gold.

Dirham was silver.