Coin identification: islamic & spain states ?? [επιλυμένο]

Please can help me to identifying these coins
the first one i think it's an islamic coin..and the second one spain states coin... but I'm not sure


Year 1172 from the Islamic calendar
(September 4, 1758 - August 24, 1759)
Size : 13 mm
Weight : 1.40 grams
Thickness : 1 mm



(I think an old spanish coin because I bought in Minorca, in an antique shop, and I recognized the same symbol "cup" in another coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces55510.html )
Size : 14 mm
Weight : 1 gram
Thickness : 0.75 mm

thanks so much in advance for all help

You write 1172 in "Search" and there is a similar coin
Hellenicly speaking it seems that there is a sort of "Phi" instead of "Psi" on reverse :
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces62278.html

Thanks so much  

found a https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22934.html
thanks to monéphil
& Frenchlover  

And for the other coin, I didn't find anything
In France we say :
drink the calyx to the dregs

Might find something here : http://www.maravedis.org/

http://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1207225

You reached the Holy Grail

MAIORICARVM
CAROLUS II REX ARAGON

    yeah

in the spanish coin there's not a cup, I made a mistake  
it's a monte flordelisado http://www.armoria.info/glosario_heraldico/Monte+flordelisado.html

The left photo of the Spanish coin is upside down. If you rotate the image, the symbol under the left arm of the cross represents a mount with a Fleur-of-lys on top. This is the mark of Gaspar de Puigdorfila who was an official in the mint of Majorca between 1689 and 1715. Charles II ruled until 1700.

I think, not sure, the "I" behind the head means 1 diner. Then your coin is Diner. ND (1689-1700). Charles II. Majorca.

There are several variants of this coin, but none in Standard Catalog.

Thanks so much zegeri