This fine, the price of blood, is a hundred camels; or a thousand deenars (about 500l.
The fine for a member that is single (as the nose) is the whole price of blood, as for homicide; namely a thousand deenars (about 500l.
Since I must," I answered, "I will give fifty deenars more, which will be just a thousand.
When, their devotions were ended, the sultan presented a purse of a thousand deenars to the youngest sister, and said, "Expend this upon your necessary occasions.
I have forty deenars sewed up carefully in my clothes.
Mo'awiyeh himself no sooner saw her than he coveted her, and offered to give the Bedawee, if he would resign her to him, three virgins from among his female slaves, together with a thousand deenars and an ample annual pension.
This law induced a freethinking Muslim to ask, "If the hand is worth five hundred deenars [this being the fine for depriving a man of that member], why should it be cut off for a quarter of a deenar?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "deenars" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
