Black Musk Al Aswad by Tawheed Club
At Tawheed Club, we embarked on a mission to capture the essence of the revered Black Stone of the Kaaba in our fragrance. This exquisite Musk has been carefully crafted to evoke the sacred essence of the Hajar Al Aswad, its heart beating with the rich, animalic notes of genuine Deer Musk, creating a truly captivating and unforgettable fragrance experience.
Black Musk, also known as Musk al Aswad, is a complex and sophisticated fragrance that is often used in the Middle East and South Asia. It is a blend of natural ingredients, including musk, amber, and oud.
Musk al Aswad is a complex fragrance with a long history. It’s made with natural ingredients like musk, amber, and oud, which have been used in perfumes for centuries. These ingredients give it a deep, rich scent that’s very different from the lighter, more synthetic fragrances you might find in a drugstore.
The real versions of Musk al Aswad (no synthetics) is also a very concentrated oil, so a little goes a long way. It can last for hours, even days, on your skin. This makes it a great choice for special occasions or if you want a fragrance that really stands out.
Why is Black Musk Al Aswad by Tawheed Club Popular?
Musk al Aswad is a popular fragrance because it has a unique and complex scent that is both masculine and sensual. It is also a very long-lasting fragrance, which makes it a good choice for special occasions.
The real stuff can be expensive because it is made with high-quality ingredients, including natural musk, amber, and oud. These ingredients are rare and expensive to obtain.
Some people use Musk al Aswad for ruqya, which is a traditional Islamic practice of reciting verses from the Quran to treat physical and spiritual ailments. Musk al Aswad is believed to have healing properties by the will of God, and it is often used in conjunction with other ruqya practices.
Ruqya with Black Musk al Aswad: A Guide
A Blessing From Above
Ruqya is a traditional Islamic practice of reciting verses from the Quran to treat physical and spiritual ailments. It is believed that the Quran has healing properties, and that reciting it can help to alleviate pain and suffering.
Black musk al aswad is a popular ingredient in ruqya. It is believed to have healing properties, and it is often used in conjunction with other ruqya practices.
How to use black musk al aswad for ruqya
There are many different ways to use black musk al aswad for ruqya. One common method is to mix it with water and drink it. Another method is to apply it to the skin.
Here is a basic guide to using black musk al aswad for ruqya:
- Obtain black musk al aswad from a reputable source.
- Recite verses from the Quran on the mixture and whilst applying (Surah Fatiha is recommended)
- Rub the Musk into the skin avoiding direct application to sensitive parts.
- Continue to recite verses from the Quran until you feel better.
It is important to note that Ruqya is a spiritual practice. It is not a substitute for medical treatment.
At Tawheed Club, we believe that Ruqya is a real process, as long as the reliance is on God and not any creation.
What is it made from?
Natural Sandalwood: Sandalwood is a popular ingredient in perfumes and incense. It has a warm, woody scent that is often described as sweet and creamy.
Agarwood Oil / Oud: Oud is a resinous wood that is native to Southeast Asia. It has a deep, earthy scent that is often described as smoky or medicinal.
Ambergris: Ambergris is a waxy substance that is secreted by sperm whales. It has a sweet, earthy scent that is often used in perfumes.
Rose: Rose is a popular flower that is often used in perfumes. It has a sweet, floral scent that is often described as romantic or feminine.
Deer Musk: Deer musk is a natural substance that is secreted by musk deer. It has a strong, animalic scent that is both sweet and musky. Even with just a splash, the animalism pours out without making it overly expensive.
Screw Pine Flower: Screw pine flower is a tropical flower that has a sweet, floral scent.
These ingredients are all natural and have been used in perfumes for centuries. They are often blended together to create complex and sophisticated fragrances. Please note, whilst the ingredients are natural, they are not vegan friendly.
