Use code MOM20 to get 20% OFF on orders above $125
Free shipping: On all orders over CA$125
Couldn't load pickup availability
What It Is
Has a sweet, powdery, creamy aroma — often compared to freshly washed skin or soft soap.
Traditionally used for personal hygiene and fragrance, especially after bathing.
Traditional & Cultural Uses
After Ghusl (ritual purification) — Many Muslim women use a small amount of Musk Tahara on the body after purification, following Sunnah practices for cleanliness and pleasant scent.
Perfume alternative — Because it’s alcohol-free, it’s commonly worn for prayer or everyday scenting.
Unisex fragrance — Though often marketed toward women, the scent can be worn by anyone who enjoys its clean, musky notes.
Types & Variations
Classic white Musk Tahara: clean and creamy.
Blended versions: may include floral, vanilla, or amber notes.
Brands like Ajmal, Abdul Samad Al Qurashi, Arabian Oud, and Swiss Arabian produce popular varieties.
Usage Tips
Apply only a small dab — it’s concentrated.
Best on pulse points or after showering.
Store away from sunlight to preserve the scent.
For intimate hygiene use, only apply externally and in minimal amounts (as traditionally recommended).
