Depicts the denomination in Arabic surrounded by the country name in Arabic above and English below.

Depicts a gazelle facing left, with the issue year in the Hijri and Gregorian calendars below.

The sand gazelle (Gazella subgutturosa marica), weighing up to 22 kilograms, is the UAE's second-largest antelope. Nearly extinct in the wild, they are occasionally seen in Liwa. Both males and females have elegantly curved, long horns. These gazelles have very light coloring, with older ones having completely white heads and light beige backs and flanks, blending well with open sands. They have white bellies, lack the dark stripe found in mountain gazelles, and feature black eyes, nostrils, and mouths. Unique to this region, sand gazelles often give birth to twins in spring and autumn. Newborns spend their first days in shallow scrapes or under bushes until they can move with the adults.

Engraver: Geoffrey Colley