 The qirsh used to be subdivided into 40 para, but decimalisation following the 1886 Egyptian currency reform established a 1/ 10 qirsh , which came to be known as a millim (, singular: ).
<clarity>  The qirsh used to be subdivided into 40 para, but decimalisation following the 1886 Egyptian currency reform established a 1/ 10 qirsh , which came to be known as a millim (, singular: ).
 The qirsh used to be subdivided into 40 para, but decimalisation following the 1886 Egyptian currency reform established a 1/ 10pt , which came to be known as a millim (, singular: ).