Coin Identification

Hello and welcome.

This is not actually a coin. What you have here is an Islamic pilgrim's token from India/Pakistan. They are part of a broader series of Indian religious tokens known in the West as "temple tokens". We've seen them here in the Identification forum many times before; if you don't know what it is, it's pretty much impossible to try to work it out just by looking at it, even for people who can read the Arabic script. Here's one found by an Australian member.

First is a temple coin.

Subject : Mosque, Leafy decoration each side of Dome
Metal : Silver washed
Weight : 11.89 g.
Description :
Obv : Mosque, Leafy decoration each side of Dome; Text Madinah Shareef (nobel city)
Rev : In ornamented square - Kalima - La Ilaha Ila Allah / Mohammed Rasul Allah (There is no God but Allah / Mohammed is the prophet of Allah).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Kalimas
top : Abu Bakr Sadiq
bottom : Umar Khitab
left : Othman Ali
right : Ali Haidar
(Abu Bakr the faithful witness, 'Umar the eloquent, 'Othman the most high, 'Ali the lion).