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I removed this bit:

The first evidence of Muslims in Wales is King Offa's coin. The coin, minted in 774CE has the Islamic declaration of faith in Arabic on the front. ^{citation needed}

Mercia, best as I can tell, was in the modern English Midlands, and an Anglo-Saxon kingdom. It bordered Wales, it fought with the Welsh, but I don't see how an Islamic-influenced coin in Mercia proves anything for Wales. MatthewVanitas ( talk) 18:33, 7 August 2012 (UTC) reply