Indian coin, from a princely state? [solved]

I have been trying to identify this coin. using various techniques without success

It has a diameter of approx 20mm but has probably been filed or clipped to this shape.

It is about 6mm thick and weighs 16.9g.

Not sure that the orientation is correct? or which side is up (obverse)

Both sides are upside down,

check indian sultanates maybe gujarat or of Mughals

Please repost photos correctly oriented (180 degrees from current, with rounded bottoms of Arabic letters down) to aid identification. 

 Inverted, colours changed a little, resized, cropped 

[approx 20mm / 16.9g] 

Looks something like Muhammad is visible in lower part of left image

Thanks everyone,

I have used your search ideas already with no luck, that's how I got here.

Will leave it unsolved for a few weeks, someone may have another idea.

John

I was sure I could read Muhammad and I was right🙃

 it's a coin of Adil shah's of Bijapur, Muhammad Adil Shah and it's weight suggests 1/1/2 Falus which is listed as very rare.

I have the Falus below which shows part of the same legend with Muhammad Shah written on the lower part and Muhammad on the upper

See a coin selection of this ruler https://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=20210

Thanks for assistance Vic65 and to ZacUK for help with the orientation.

Terrific another one solved.