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Abdul Samad Al Qurashi · Sold as unisex
Al Hajjar Al Aswad (II)
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Al Hajjar Al Aswad (II)Luxury · $250+
53%Similar accords, often for lessSarrasins · Serge LutensPremium tier, $100–250 · shares jasmine, floral notes and musk8 matches →How it wears
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The Al Hajjar Al Aswad line
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Designer Abdul Samad Al Qurashi
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The originalAl Hajjar Al Aswad (II)Abdul Samad Al Qurashi · Luxury · $250+Serge Lutens · 2007SarrasinsShares Jasmine, Floral notes and Musk$100–250★ 4.23 (920)55%Match
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RasasiAttar Al Oudh RedShares 4 of its 6 notesunder $40★ 4.16 (67)
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Adds citrus, fruity and woody; shares bergamot and musk.
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