Bakhoor Ruh wa Rihan – Premium Emirati Maamoul

Brand: Ahya as-Sunnah

Net Weight: 0.65 kg

Packaging: Packaged in a decorative or airtight small container to preserve the fragrance.

Ingredients: ​Oud powder, Sandalwood, Operculum, Indian agarwood (oud) oil, Amber, Rose, Saffron and Sandalwood oil

Specialty: The specialty of Bakhoor Ruh wa Rihan – Premium Emirati Maamoul lies in its unique blend of high-quality ingredients like oud powder, sandalwood, and a mix of exotic oils such as Indian agarwood (oud) oil and sandalwood oil, among others.

Storage: Store the product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Excessive heat can cause the ingredients to deteriorate and reduce the quality of the fragrance.

Quality Standards: 100% high-quality ingredients.

Fragrance Duration: If you place the product on an incense burner or in a diffuser, the fragrance can last for several hours. The specific duration will depend on the quantity used and the rate at which it burns or diffuses.

Scent Profile:

The scent profile of Bakhoor Ruh wa Rihan – Premium Emirati Maamoul can be assumed to be rich and aromatic, given the blend of oud powder, sandalwood, operculum, Indian agarwood (oud) oil, amber, rose, saffron, and sandalwood oil.

• Agarwood (oud): Oud is widely appreciated for its complex and beautiful odor, and is also prized for its medical benefits. In some traditions, it is used to treat emotional and psychological disorders because of its capacity to induce a tranquil, meditative state. It is also used for its aphrodisiac, anti-microbial, anti-depressant, and anti-asthma properties, as well as for countering digestive problems such as cramps.
• Sandalwood incense has long been loved for its smooth, soft, and sweet odor. It is also used for promoting healthy sleep, lowering systolic blood pressure, speeding the healing of wounds, and as an anti-inflammatory.
• Operculum has stabilizing and fixative properties which enhance the other scents in the incense. It also has had a wide range of applications in traditional Indian, Chinese, Greek, and Middle Eastern medicine. Some of the diseases it was used to treat include arthritis, stomach ulcers, skin diseases, teeth problems, eye and ear diseases, tumors, epilepsy, and paralysis. The smoke of the incense was frequently used to help dislodge the placenta after labor.
• Amber is valued for its unique and pleasant smell, and is also believed to improve circulation, purify the body, enhance cognition, boost the immune system, and promote heart health.
• Rose has anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, and anti-depressant properties, and can enhance the sex drive and ease pain.
• Saffron, when used as incense, improves mood, and improves memory, learning capacity, and awareness.

Instructions for use:

• Place your incense burner on a heat-resistant surface.
• Ignite a charcoal tablet until it’s red and glowing.
• Put the hot charcoal in the burner’s designated area.
• Add a small piece of Bakhoor (about the size of a pea) on the hot charcoal.
• Enjoy the fragrant smoke as it spreads through the room.
• Monitor the burning Bakhoor and extinguish the charcoal when done.
• Ensure proper ventilation for smoke dispersal and follow safety precautions.

Usage Caution: Bakhoor is typically burned over charcoal disks or using an electric incense device. Exercise caution with fire safety. Use a heat-resistant incense burner and place it on a stable, non-flammable surface. Never leave a burning charcoal disk or electric incense device unattended. Never leave a burning charcoal disk unattended, and keep it out of reach of children or pets.