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The House of Ahlam

SIRAJ

SIRAJ

Regular price 150,00 DKK
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  • Authentic. Composed in Denmark, signed by hand.
  • Delivered across Scandinavia in 1–3 days.
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Siraj – The Light Within is a fragrance that burns with purpose — an Ahlam perfume that feels bright, confident, and unstoppable.

Siraj ignites with a vivid burst of pineapple, black currant, and grapefruit, sharpened by lemon, bergamot, and a spark of pink pepper. The opening shines like sunlight on glass — fresh, electrifying, and alive.
At the heart, cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon form a fiery core that glows with warmth and intensity, giving this dynamic oil perfume its unmistakable energy.

As it settles, earthy patchouli and smoky vetiver emerge, grounding the brightness in raw, confident sophistication that lingers on the skin.

Siraj is not just a scent — it is illumination.
The fire that guides the ambitious.

This Ahlam oil perfume is made for those who move forward with clarity, drive, and inner light.

Scent notes

Top notes — Bergamot, saffron, pink pepper.

Heart notes — Oud, rose, jasmine.

Base notes — Amber, sandalwood, white musk.

How to wear

Apply two presses to pulse points — inner wrist, neck, behind the ear. Do not rub. Allow the top notes to settle for two to three minutes. The fragrance develops fully on the skin within an hour and lasts six to eight hours.

Shipping & returns

We deliver across Denmark in 1–2 working days and to Sweden, Norway, Finland in 2–5 days. Orders over DKK 499 ship complimentary. Unopened bottles can be returned within 14 days for a full refund.

About the house

Ahlam is a Danish house of fragrance, composed slowly in small editions just outside Copenhagen. Born from a love of Arabic perfumery and Scandinavian restraint, each bottle is filled and signed by hand.

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“I gave a bottle of Siraj to my mother for her birthday. She cried.”

— Ida H., Copenhagen