Bakhoor Al Ghawi, Yemeni Oud Bakhoor by Dukhni | Arabic Oudh Incense | 40 gram jar Handmade with Traditional Recipe | Deep Exotic Blend | For Prayer Time | To Relax & Meditate | Islamic Gift, Eid Gift

The Smell was incredible. Very cedar and sandalwood. Burned for quite a bit and lasted a while.

During the summer it is nice soft and moist, it hardens during the winter but a warm enough room will soften it. The smell was great. It fills a medium sized room with proper ventilation for about 4 hours on a candle burner.

Love the smell . It lasts alit longer then regular incense ! The holder for it so cool looking .

I’ve tried a few scents and didn’t like them much, but this one is pretty nice. It makes the house smell warm and cozy. The scent doesn’t last super long, but it’s good enough. Packaging is lovely. A turn off for me is that it comes in cube form and requires extra energy to break.

Smells amazing. The only issue is that for 15 dollars you only get about 8 pieces. Other than how much you get in the jar, the smells is soft and inviting. Buy it if you don't might the price.

Bakhoor Sheeba by Dukhni: This incense consisted of 40 grams of 4-5 large molded brickettes. It’s not as textured or layered as Nabeel. It has more of a perfume smell to it and it’s $2 less. Dukhni says the scent is “a woody uplifting blend”. The woody non floral scent is overtaken by the perfumeyness of the scent IMO. It’s not bad though.From what I’ve tried so far from Dukhni, it’s a lesser quality bakhoor versus Nabeel and Nabeel wins out on value because it comes in $60 gram jars for $16 vs 40 gram jars for $14. I’ll still try Dukhni incense though because I like a perfumey smell every once in a while.

It started up like a nice smell, but then also it becomes really strong. Smell at the end. It smells really bad.

This leaves my home smelling AMAZING! Great burn time, the scent last a long time, great value, wonderful quality!