Mukhamria Maliki

<<< This is a review of Mukhamria Maliki Ateeq by Al Haramain, posting it here since it doesn't have a page. It appears to be a variation of Mukhamria Maliki, potentially a different concentration or packaging, given that the scent pyramid is identical. >>> It is a fragrance that invites you into a realm of elevated luxury, blending traditional Middle Eastern scent profiles with a unique, modern flair. It's more than just an amber and woody aroma; it also resonates the familiar comfort of men's shower gel but in a good way. Initially, the fragrance reveals an opulent medley of saffron, musk, and jasmine. The saffron is the star, immersing you in its captivating grassy, floral spiciness — both comforting and energizing. It's unequivocally a harmonious fusion at the outset. Swiftly, the scent transcends. Middle notes of sharp vetiver and patchouli emerge, disclosing a robust, earthy essence that challenges traditional clean scents. It feels skillfully engineered, vividly capturing the unfiltered essence of nature. As the leafy middle notes begin to recede, a deep, resinous, ambery character paired with a sour oud takes over. This isn't barnyard oud, nor is it animalistic; it's subtle, blending seamlessly with the preceding layers. The fragrance proves to be as complex as it is alluring, boasting impressive sillage and above-average longevity — leaving a memorable impression on both you and those around you. In a nutshell, Al Haramain Mukhamria Maliki Ateeq doesn't disappoint. It's distinct yet memorable, capturing attention organically without demanding it. It's a multi-layered sensory expedition for the senses that shouldn't be missed if you can find it in stores. If you know Rasasi Fattan, this is a refined, deeper, and more feminine/unisex-leaning version ideal for moderate weather. Also, the atomizer is admirable, delivering a precise and exceedingly small spray. Opening note: 8 Sillage/Projection: 7+ Dry down: 8 Longevity: 6+ Blend/Composition: 8+ Versatility: 5 Uniqueness: 9 Value for money: 6 Bottle design/Aesthetics: 4+ Overall experience: 8 Blind-buy rating: 3-

Blind buy. Beautiful fragrance.

this is traditionally used for brides in the arabian penesula and in particular it is used as a hair onioment to make the hair smell nice that is why it does not contain any alchol so it doesnt turn the hair white. any how i have it and it has safron dehen aloud and little rose and amber .its mellow compared to stronger arabian perfumes sweet and long lasting its very nice. some one was asking where to get taief rose from ? the best place to get it from is the city of taief in saudi arabia its close to mekah the holly city .or you can get it from al gourashy perfumary in jedah ryadh or bahrain and uae and almost all the gcc countries or even on line .also you can check old sougs 9old market places)where you have old natural perfumer shopes . also asgar ali og bahrain has some .one tola which is about 12 ml can go up to 800 us dollars but you can get cheaper ones from comercially sold ones.but nothing compares to the real deal.a snif and you are in heaven for days..on its own or mixed ..though mixing rose is one of the most fragile notes..i hope i was of some help ..if there is any thing you would like to know about arabic perfumary please dont hesitate to ask, i will be more than happly to assist.. rating 4.2 out of 5

this perfume is for women and it may be unisex

IT Dopo tanti mesi di ricerca finalmente ho ricevuto dei migliori profumi arabi alla base di olio dalla collezione Al Haramain Perfumes (Emirati Arabi Uniti) tra quali anche Mukhamria Maliki. È un vero profumo, basato sui migliori tradizioni della profumeria araba antica. È un profumo forte, ma nello stesso tempo anche molto riservato. La sua anima seducente si riconosce solo dalla distanza di un bacio. EN After months of web research finally I've got the best oil-based Arab scents from the Al Haramain Perfumes Collection (United Arab Emirates) One of them is Mukhamria Maliki. It's a true perfume, based on the best ancient traditions of Arabic perfumes creation. It is a strong one, but at the same time it's also very reserved. Its seductive soul is recognized only by the distance of a kiss.

Info from Al Haramains Perfumes website: Name : Mukhamaria Maliki Description: Subtle flamboyance The name says it all. It’s a blend of ingredients fit for kings. Saffron, Musk, Dehnal Oudh and Rose all contribute to the remarkable aroma of this grand perfume. ‘Mukhamaria Maliki’ is a scent that subtly underlines the magnetism of a charismatic leader. A distinguished fragrance for men and women of caliber!

I'm interested in natural, non-alcoholic rose oil from Taif or any other country that grows and produces fine quality perfume/attar. Please let me know how and where I can make such a purchase and in what quantity. Thanks, Salahuddeen Abdul Kareem

According to another website, this perfume contains Saffron, Musk, Dehnal Oudh and Rose. Alas, i have no idea where to smell the fragrances made by Al-Haramain here in the US, but they are available via the internet.

I am blind ordering this because I am intrigued by arabic perfumes and I really have to test and see for my self what its all about! Will update soon...it will take a while to arrive :(