The Fadaki Dinar was established as more than just a means of transaction; it was designed to serve a vision.

As the official currency of The Mahdi Colony, its creation marks a deliberate step toward building an economy rooted in values, heritage, and sustainability.

The issuance of the Fadaki Dinar was intended to achieve a set of economic and social objectives, including strengthening the MSU’s economic independence with the inauguration of The Mahdi Colony, ensuring financial stability, and stimulating development. It was also issued to highlight the identity and culture of the Shia Rafida Islamic nation through the symbols and emblems embodied in its papenote denominations.

Issued from the Minor Land of Fadak, the Fadaki Dinar is divided into 10 dirhams and available in denominations of 1, 2, 5, and 10 dinars, along with 1 and 5 dirhams.

Each note is uniquely coloured and honours a key figure or moment from the Rafida Islamic tradition, making every denomination a symbol of identity and memory.

But its purpose goes beyond aesthetics or collectability. With a stable exchange rate set at 1 Fadaki Dinar per 10 US Dollars (±0.7%); this currency was created to offer an alternative to volatile financial systems, giving individuals a secure and meaningful way to reserve value and participate in ethical trade.

Holders of the Fadaki Dinar contribute to strengthening the MSU’s economy and are thus considered participants in all non-profit initiatives undertaken by the MSU, through the liquidity made available by the currency’s wider circulation; all while keeping their money preserved, as they can redeem and exchange the notes at any time while still gaining the religious reward of their contribution. In addition, there are future plans to provide returns on the Fadaki Dinar when deposited as an investment holding, meaning that financial profit will also become available.

The Fadaki Dinar papernotes are officially issued in the Minor Land of Fadak and are available in denominations of 1, 2, 5, and 10 dinars, as well as 1 and 5 dirhams.

To obtain your papernotes, simply:
• Click the grey-coloured eBay button next to the denomination you wish to purchase. This will direct you to the relevant eBay listing for a secure and straightforward transaction.
• Alternatively, click the green contact button next to the note to get in direct touch. This option allows you to explore other available purchasing methods and agree on a secure, tailored delivery arrangement that suits your location and needs.

If you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to get in touch through the contact options provided.

The Finance Department of the Mahdi Servants Union (MSU) offers unique opportunities for ethical and stable investment within the framework of The Mahdi Colony economy; particularly through the Fadaki Dinar.

This official currency, issued by the MSU from the Minor Land of Fadak, is backed by a clear and resilient economic vision.

The Fadaki Dinar is designed to be both stable in value and beneficial to those who hold it. Individuals who participate in the Fadaki Reserve may benefit from profit-sharing mechanisms.

Additionally, holders can take advantage of exchange rate fluctuations by monitoring the Fadaki Dinar’s value against other currencies and trading at favourable times; buying and selling strategically as needed.

This system encourages local savings, cooperative trade, and the gradual building of an independent, community-driven economy rooted in trust, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

The Mahdi Servants Union (MSU) is a non-profit organisation registered in England and Wales under Companies House number 12642957.

The MSU acts as the official authority responsible for issuing the Fadaki Dinar; a stable currency fully backed and governed by the MSU, issued under Decision No. F/45-008 and permitted for public circulation through sale, purchase, and exchange.

The Fadaki Dinar is issued within a community-driven economic framework aimed at empowering local trade, savings, and cooperation.

Fadaki Dinar banknotes purchased by community members are intended to function as an expression of their support for, and engagement with, the principles, values and initiatives advanced by the Mahdi Servants Union (MSU) and its associated organisations, and are not intended to be, or to be the subject of, an investment opportunity, investment contract, or security of any type.

The Financial Department of the MSU ensures the exchange and redemption of the currency at its value at the time of redemption against major currencies. Community members may request redemption of Fadaki Dinar banknotes at any time to recover their value, provided that the MSU approves such requests at its sole discretion, that sufficient assets are available, and that any other conditions deemed appropriate by the MSU are met.

All banknotes are produced by highly specialised security printing firms.

TThe name and symbol of the Fadaki Dinar are legally protected trademarks. Counterfeiting, imitation, or falsifying the currency issuance are subject to legal prosecution.