تحفة النظار في غرايب الامصار وعجايب الاسفار 12.28.6

12.28.6

Then the amīr rose, took his wife by the hand and descended, she following him. He mounted his horse, treading with it over the carpets and rugs, and dinars were scattered over him and his companions. The bride was placed in a litter and the slaves carried her on their shoulders to his palace, with the khātūns riding in front of her and the other women on foot. Whenever they passed the house of an amīr or a great man, he came out to them and scattered dinars and dirhams over them according to his generosity, until they brought her to her palace.