Combos

Make your room smell like Arabia with authentic Islamic fragrances, suitable for burning on charcoal, electric burners, or the Dukhni candle burner. This set brings together traditional muattar bakhoor and a curated oud bakhoor variety box, making it ideal for prayer time, Quran recitation, meditation, relaxation, or refreshing your home after cleaning. Rooted in centuries-old incense traditions, it also makes a thoughtful Ramadan or Eid gift for those who value ambiance and heritage.

This thoughtfully curated set brings together the beauty of traditional home fragrancing and a timeless personal scent. It includes Dukhni’s Ma’amoul Bakhoor Variety Box with five distinct bakhoor fragrances (2 pieces each), a signature smokeless bakhoor burner with a tealight candle, and a 6ml Sandalia attar oil. Crafted using premium, sustainably sourced ingredients, this set is ideal for prayer time, relaxation, and meaningful gifting.

This curated set brings together two expressions of Arabian perfumery — traditional Oud Bakhoor for the home and luxurious Arabic attar oils for personal wear. The bakhoor variety allows you to fragrance your space during prayer time, reflection or relaxation, while the attar oils offer long-lasting, concentrated scents designed to be worn with intention. Together, they create a complete sensory experience rooted in Islamic tradition and everyday elegance.

Oud Al Ibtisam Muattar Bakhoor is made from a traditional recipe. Hand-picked wood chips are cured in Oud along with aromatic extracts, botanicals, spices, resins, and woods. Crafted in small batches, it delivers a long-lasting, luxurious fragrance that delicately perfumes your home, clothes, and hair.

Experience true luxury with this 6-bottle attar set (6ml each)—a curated collection of premium, alcohol-free roll-on perfumes crafted for long-lasting wear. Featuring a refined mix of modern floral, woody, and musky scents for both men and women, this travel-friendly set is thoughtful, elegant, and makes a perfect gift for any occasion, with each attar lasting 14+ hours.