Al Hajjar Al Aswad

If you are here for anything other than Al hajar al aswad Attar, that comes in a generic 12/6 or 3 ml tiny bottle, please don’t waste your time reviewing. So if you want to read an accurate description about this one, please see @fazli ikram review below.

UN PARFUM SPIRITUELLE A L'ENCIENNE tres lux

Abdul Samad Al Qurashi Al Hajar Al Aswad 30ml oil is a natural, refined and exotic fragrance for men. The production used the best precious oils and ingredients from around the world. The well-known, wonderful aroma of Black Stone was created by the Kurashi house and began to be copied by other perfume houses, but in the original version it is resistant and long-haired. Cool citrus and floral; in the initial notes gradually begins to warm in the heart, acquiring the real warmth of sounding only to the base. Black Stone is a fragrance of classical antiquity and passion. The elegance and luxury of this fragrance can be imagined even looking at the deep color of the "Black Stone". Fantastic, rhythmic aroma, consisting of floral notes of narcissus, olibanum, wild rose in combination with musk, sandalwood and amber. The aroma of unlimited freedom, rapid movement and success. initial notes: bergamot, geranium, petitgrain, lime, olibanum heart: jasmine, spices, patchouli, cedar, rose base: woody notes, powdery notes, musk, flowers * The famous black egg-shaped stone, thirty centimeters long, is located on one of the walls of the Kaaba in Mecca at a height of one and a half meters from the ground. According to legend, this stone was brought from paradise and during the flood (under Noah, Nuh from the Muslims) and was guarded by angels on Mount Abu Kubeys. When the prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) set about building the Kaaba, he brought it there and set a stone in its present place in order to begin a detour around it (tawaf), which is a form of worship of Allah. Even before the beginning of the prophecy of the Prophet Muhammad, the Quraysh decided to rebuild the temple, which by that time had decayed. During the reconstruction works of the Ka'ba, some disputes arose regarding the installation of black stone, which were resolved by Muhammad. Today this stone is stored in a silver case.

i have always marvelled at all the reviews of asaq, i have the opportunity to smell it today in malaysia, of al hajjar al aswad perfume, i have tested (other brands,) each is rather similar in structure but asaq hajjar al aswad ( not the royal hajjar al aswad, they dont have that available where i live ), it not as strong as others in term of structure, it smell soapy of the yester years in the 80's and 90's which i used in bathing called may soap. A luxury combination of roses which i believed is taif but have the same mellow structure towards the end as rose de mai..a structure that suited to the french type of perfumeries but loud and 12 hours longevity.What strike me the most is the dry down, it is musky musty smell of rose musk, the musk to some is animalic but to my nose is akin to chanel no 5 musky powdery smell not in the face but likeable, memories of old talcum powder with roses does appear which walk me through the time my parents or grandparents hugging me when i was a child, the oud is the oud that is not barnyard nor fecal, just woodsy sweet of pressed fresh from the infected oud tree... one final word is the perfume is easy to fall in love with and universal...