Abdul Samad Al Qurashi gift card: Oman
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Will this card work for you
This card is issued for Oman and denominated in OMR. Redeeming it usually requires a Abdul Samad Al Qurashi account registered in that region.
If your account is tied to a different country or currency, the card may not apply — check your account region before buying. Need a different country? Below are versions of this card for other regions.
Denominations
Available card values. The denomination is in the card country's currency; it is not the sale price.
About the Abdul Samad Al Qurashi card
Abdul Samad Al Qurashi is a Saudi perfume house and one of the well-known suppliers of traditional Arabian perfumery in the Gulf. The range is built around oud: agarwood chips for burning, bakhoor, oil-based perfumes (attars), concentrated oils, sprays, along with musks, rose water, home fragrances and gift sets in presentation cases. Alongside traditional compositions, the house also produces conventional perfume lines in spray form. Price depends heavily on the grade and origin of the raw material, so the catalog spans a wide range — from small bottles to collector's pieces. A gift card makes particular sense here: fragrance is a very personal thing, and it is easier for the recipient to choose it themselves. The card is used in the online store and in the brand's boutiques in the country matching the currency of the denomination: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman.
How to redeem the card
- Get the card code and open the brand's storefront for the country in whose currency the denomination is issued.
- Choose your items — a fragrance, an oil, bakhoor or a gift set — and proceed to checkout.
- Enter the card code in the gift card field at the payment step, or give it to the sales assistant in the boutique.
- Check that the amount has been deducted from the order total and confirm the purchase.
- Pay any cost above the denomination separately by another method.
FAQ
How does an attar differ from a familiar spray perfume?
An attar is a concentrated alcohol-free oil composition, applied sparingly to specific points on the skin. It develops more densely and lasts differently than an alcohol-based spray. Bakhoor and oud chips are not for the skin: they are burned over charcoal or in an electric burner to scent a room and clothing.
Is a card a sensible choice if the recipient doesn't know much about oud?
Yes, it is a reasonable option. In the brand's boutiques it is customary to offer samples and help find a composition by the density of its scent, and a consultant will explain the differences between grades of raw material. A gift card leaves that choice to the recipient.
Can a card bought for Saudi Arabia be used in Qatar or Kuwait?
No. A denomination in Saudi riyals belongs to Saudi retail and the Saudi storefront; Qatari riyals, Kuwaiti and Bahraini dinars and Omani rials belong to their own countries. Choose the currency according to the country where the recipient will be shopping.
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