MAJALIS

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<p>Majalis is the fragrance signed by The Spirit of Dubai, the niche collection by Nabeel Perfumes created to tell the many facets of Dubai. A unisex Eau de Parfum in 50 ml, it belongs to the First Generation of the line (Niche Collection). Its name recalls the majalis, the traditional Gulf Arab sitting rooms devoted to hospitality, where custom calls for qahwa (Arabic coffee) and dates to be shared as a sign of welcome.</p>

<h2>The Fragrance</h2>

<p>Majalis tells the story of Arab hospitality in its warmest, most ritual form: coffee served to the guest, dates offered as a welcome, the spiced, intimate atmosphere of the Gulf's reception rooms. It is a spiced, resinous oriental fragrance, weaving roasted coffee, rose and precious woods into a single enveloping trail, to capture all the generosity and refinement of Arab hospitality. It belongs to the line created by master perfumer Asghar Adam Ali, who signs every fragrance in The Spirit of Dubai.</p>

<h2>How It Evolves on the Skin</h2>

<p>Majalis opens with a spiced, floral accord rich in nuance: bergamot brings a citrusy freshness, while sweet orange and peach add a luminous juiciness, rounded out by the sweetness of apple. Spiced notes weave in from the very start with cardamom, while Damask rose and precious Taif rose deliver a regal floral heart; elemi and incense add a resinous, almost sacred nuance, geranium a green, herbaceous touch, while osmanthus and a green note complete a complex, multi-faceted opening. After about twenty minutes, the heart reveals its warmer, spicier soul: saffron delivers its golden, exotic signature, while dates bring a juicy, almost indulgent sweetness, enriched by a sheer floral note that lightens the whole. Cloves and ginger add a piercing warmth, coriander a citrusy, spiced nuance, while sandalwood brings a creamy softness and vetiver an earthy freshness; benzoin resinoid and powdery notes wrap the heart in a balsamic sweetness, and guaiac wood closes with a smoky touch. The base is the richest, most ritual part: qahwa, Arabic coffee, takes center stage with its intense, roasted note, while patchouli brings an earthy, mossy depth; agarwood (oud) enters decisively, woody and precious, alongside leather, which lends a soft, faintly animalic warmth. Sandalwood and woody nuances build a solid foundation, benzoin renews the balsamic sweetness of the heart, while vanilla and honey bring an enveloping warmth; myrrh and musk close the trail in a warm, spiced embrace that lingers on the skin for a long time.</p>

<h2>Who We Recommend Majalis To</h2>

<p>We recommend Majalis to anyone who loves spiced, resinous oriental fragrances, with a heart rich in dates and saffron and an enveloping base of roasted coffee, oud and leather. It is a fragrance designed for autumn, spring and winter, perfect for formal occasions and important evenings, capable of conveying all the warmth of the most authentic Arab hospitality. A unisex fragrance suited to anyone looking for an intense, ritual oriental, never ordinary, with the depth of Arabic coffee served in the reception rooms of the Gulf.</p>

<h2>Fragrance Characteristics</h2>

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<td>Intensity</td>

<td>★★★★★</td>

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<td>Longevity</td>

<td>★★★★★</td>

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<td>Sillage</td>

<td>★★★★☆</td>

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<td>Gender</td>

<td>Unisex</td>

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<h2>Our Opinion</h2>

<p>Majalis struck us for its ability to translate a concrete ritual — the coffee served to a guest as a sign of welcome — into an equally concrete, almost narrative fragrance: qahwa is not a fleeting idea but a genuine base note, roasted and recognizable, in dialogue with dates, saffron and oud without ever turning cloying. It is a demanding fragrance, made for anyone looking for a precise sensory story rather than a generic oriental, and it is precisely for this reason that it sits at a higher price point than the rest of The Spirit of Dubai collection — a choice fully justified by the level of raw materials used.</p>

<h2>Similar Fragrances</h2>

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<li><a href="/en/products/attar-al-has-metallic-oud-edp">Metallic Oud</a> by Attar Al Has shares elemi, saffron, Damask rose, oud, patchouli and amber, in a fruitier, spicier opening.</li>

<li><a href="/en/products/wood-mood-absolute">Wood & Mood Absolute</a> by Unique'e Luxury shares saffron, guaiac wood, leather, oud, patchouli and musk, in an even smokier, leathery version.</li>

<li><a href="/en/products/carved-oud">Carved Oud</a> by Thameen London shares cardamom, oud, patchouli, sandalwood, amber and musk, in a drier, woodier version, without the sweetness of dates and honey.</li>

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<h2>FAQ</h2>

<p><strong>Why is Majalis priced higher than other fragrances in The Spirit of Dubai?</strong><br>

Majalis sits at a higher price point than the collection's average because of the richness of the raw materials used, starting with the oud and the qahwa, the prized roasted Arabic coffee that makes up the base: rarer, more precious ingredients that translate into the fragrance's depth and longevity on the skin.</p>

<p><strong>What is the qahwa that characterizes the base of Majalis?</strong><br>

Qahwa is traditional Arabic coffee, often flavored with cardamom and served to guests in the majalis, the Gulf's reception rooms devoted to hospitality: in this fragrance it becomes a genuine base note, roasted and warm, in dialogue with oud, leather and dates to translate the ritual of Arab hospitality into scent.</p>

<p><strong>Is Majalis better suited to men or women?</strong><br>

Majalis is designed as a unisex fragrance, and its structure — spiced, resinous and warm, with rose and dates in the opening and heart and oud and coffee in the base — does not favor either gender: it suits anyone looking for an intense, enveloping oriental, regardless of who wears it.</p>

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<h2>Product Information</h2>

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<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Brand</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">The Spirit of Dubai</dd>

<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Name</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">Majalis</dd>

<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Concentration</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">Eau de Parfum</dd>

<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Size</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">50 ml</dd>

<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Fragrance family</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">Oriental, Spicy, Woody</dd>

<dt style="font-weight:bold; margin:0;">Made in</dt>

<dd style="margin:0 0 8px 0;">United Arab Emirates</dd>

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