How to use Bakhoor?

📍Location: Islamic Life 11-13, 6 Wilmslow Rd, Manchester M14 5TP
How to make Bakhoor steps:
1. Get coal, Bakhoor and a burner
2. Light the coal and place it in the burner
3. Once its burning well, add the Bakoor
Bakhoor is a traditional incense, in this video we look at how its used as a perfume and how you

[@jamien.s190]

Once I have used it i can't stopped myself to use it every morning n evening.. MasyaAllah.. What a great feeling....

[@BaeyanEnji]

I wish I could smell the oud through KZbin

[@angeliiis2419]

For the few that I have tried it's a wonderful aroma. It's certainly not American.

[@alejandrokenzo4493]

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[@zivaneoo]

@@alejandrokenzo4493 still need help?

[@aroobaberlas]

this is the best one I have seen so far !!

[@Rishabh19725]

ohh man i just loved this video....Please do make more videos on arabic fragrances..

[@tumiminutes1656]

Thank you very much Rishabh, I appreciate your kind remarks.

[@ladydede88]

Oh your store is so clean and organized

[@ugursenturk5860]

MaşAllah great store

[@azadpetsnvlogs4444]

Subhan Allah!this shop is for me.visiting soon.♥️

[@asfruntayri6754]

رمضان مبارك و جزاك الله خيرا

[@JenSpice]

I am love with this style of incense. I have started making my own and oud and agarwood are a favorite. Attar fragrances are amazing!

[@mako6335]

Thank you so much for teaching me how to use powdered bakhoor. I would like to get powdered one but I was tentative to buy one because I didn't know how to use it in a proper way. Best regards from Japan.

[@MooiMeissje]

Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@FenrIcarus]

i love it so much first time using it, i used incense sticks and cones before didnt know that oudh can make more fresh and pleasant scents for my home, the smell stays for long also really calm my mind , i will use Bakhoor from now on also makes me reminds me of Mecca that i visited before

[@tumiminutes1656]

Great to hear it!

[@duabelaschannel3512]

MashaAllah ❤🔥 great review sir ... say hii from makassar city, indonesia 🙏

[@pheonelagorepheonelogore78]

Mashallah 👏you are a great you tuber 🤩🤩🤩

[@tumiminutes1656]

Thank you Mareen! Really appreciate your kind words 😄🤩

[@Agent_Lane]

Bro , i love i love how you guys carry Velvet Oud by Lattafa . I'm obsessed with that fragrance.

[@aydinalizade5708]

Also I saw Abdur-Rahman Attlisi in your video.. thanks

[@MaharJameelSial]

Yalla Habibi.. Great Video Love It.

[@tumiminutes1656]

Big up my bro, thank you

[@hamsburhan2388]

I visited that shop in Manchester very nice perfume 🥰👍🏽

[@sugiartogiarto7237]

MASYA ALLAH 🙏🙏🙏

[@alexbosorogan7501]

Interesting thx

[@abdulhpbaru7026]

I like arabian farfume.. The best

[@farhiyaa4880]

thanks for sharing. would love it if you can break down how to do the solid piece vs the powder..which one is better.

[@domhamai]

Where is your shop? It looks great!

[@alizcool1]

It really does last for at least a week. You can't beat the natural way. Since is tarted bhukoor a few months ago I'm addicted.

[@JoanneLofthouse]

Swooning at the fragrance shelves behind you! :D

[@a.a.b.964]

Very nice

[@Cherishaaa]

okay, i need this legit.

[@vanillapapers]

Thank you! I bought one of these in Khan el Khalili and now I understand what the salesman was trying to explain to me :D

[@alwyjahdhamy8094]

Yeah as me. I always light this charcoal and put my bakhoor everyday and put my clothes above the bakhoor stand. Masha Allaah it stays for 48 to 72 hrs if you buy those strong bakhoor. I left perfumes. So nice alhamdulillaah.

[@Sir.T]

SubhanAllah my brother! Do you have a website I can order your Bakhoor / Oud from?

[@agarwoodseller0713]

very good

[@alibhamani]

Gentleman! Thanks for sharing the process of having bakhoor. If you don't mind can please share the names of some of strongest & longlasting bakhoor orient perfumes. Please!

[@tumiminutes1656]

Thank you very much Ali, that's a great question. I would look into Google to find out

[@TayyibStoreUK]

Salaam brother. I wish I'd seen this video when I was up in Manchester last year! Is there any shops in London that you can recommend for a nice wide bakhoor selection. I'm huge fan of Yemeni bakhoor or the Nabeel Pink and White varieties, any suggestions as alternatives?

[@vanillapapers]

Can you please explain what's the difference between this kind of burner, and the electric ones that you plug in?

[@ishita7673]

Really looking forward to buy this , on my next trip to dubai, please can you let us know the address of your shop!!😍please

[@doreenlindsay6176]

Thanks for illustrating use. I was gifted a starter set and my fragrance catalytic lamp holds nothing to Bakhoor burning. I am fan for life..

[@tom249664]

My fragrance journey has brought me here lol. Definitely appreciate how y’all smell

[@reginaldbell4198]

Please elaborate on what you mean by fragrance journey. I’m extremely curious

[@tom249664]

@@reginaldbell4198 going from cologne to considering trying this

[@RandomVibes505]

Salam alekumi which one is better electric or charcoal to buy please?

[@karolnvieira]

Amoooo

[@bellazinaa21]

Which bakhoor oudh smell do you recommend?? It’s hard for me to choose and buy online without smelling ?

[@clementlipovicianu541]

How long are we leaving the oud sticks to burn? How do we stop the burning process? Thanks

[@fatimaabozgaia4922]

👌 First time to see this Oud thing.

[@tumiminutes1656]

Hope you enjoyed it

[@rasheedabdullatif5086]

Assalam Alikum where is this store and the website

[@Musaab-Muneeb]

Hi. What's the name off your shop and do you have a website?

[@rza884]

does using bakhoor trigger fire alarms just like you are doing it indoor in the video

[@nooriqra7707]

Do u sell online i am from Mauritius I like bakhoor so much im in love with this Arabic incense

[@ferdoushweta4785]

جميل جدا جدا ، كل التوفيق والتميز 👏

[@tumiminutes1656]

شكراً فردوس بارك الله فيك!!

[@tumiminutes1656]

شكراً فردوس!! مبسوط أن عجبك الفيديو

[@ferdoushweta4785]

العفو 😊 ، فيك بارك الله

[@andrewtuck77]

Great video. That shop is amazing, I was drooling looking at all those scents, it must of smelled magical in there. Where is that shop and do they have an online service? I'd love a few of those wooden burners and browse that back wall display. WOW! Thank you for this.

[@tumiminutes1656]

That is true, I came out smelling incredible. The shop is on Wilmslow Road, Manchester. Not sure they have an online service but I'm considering making one with all the demand from the comments

[@royalarch3539]

Please post how to.make jawi baqur

[@dianamurea8955]

The last time I've been in dubai mall there s been a smell to the place I absolutely love. Does anybody have any idea what scent it is?

[@meonair]

cantik kedai kemas susun brg2..kat msia ada ka kdai bakhoor mcm ni

[@azr6288]

Nice for once not an american accent. Great video

[@Entertainment-fc3uk]

hllo Tumi can we buy online from that store ?

[@thameswood1216]

Thank you. Where are you based? Dubai? Tunisia ? Jzk

[@brotherkhan2885]

Any branches around Birmingham.

[@103488]

Once the oud chips go black are they done for sort of like a 1 time use? And i have some larger chip sizes from saudi can i cut them to smaller pieces?

[@tumiminutes1656]

That sounds accurate, once burnt it seem they cannot be re-used like all bakhoor. Absolutely, let me know how they are

[@smilemaask]

yeah, I'm here after google'ing what's that smell i smelt at middle east malls, I've been mostly to Doha Qatar but reddit pepz says it's all the same either oud wood or agarwood as you said so here too ❤️😌👌

[@harsh1764]

Hey friend can you please tell me staring music name ☺️

[@firstlast4354]

I love it always However my small burner only burns a couple minutes. The coal stays hot but no smell

[@aydinalizade5708]

Good smell..

[@psikofan]

Where are you located?

[@aslaniedomangcag7163]

Can I ask your location in egypt?

[@sayanbamaxamed2470]

Where I can get bro

[@Manell90210]

i have a oud burner that works with electricity so i dont need coal ..... is that better or is the coal one better?

[@tumiminutes1656]

Hi Manel, whatever works for you is fine - of course the coal produces a different smell which is more organic (thats not to say the electric burner doesn't smell beautiful)

[@AjmalKhan-zl1tv]

Where is this shop?

[@krystalburchette255]

Hi, I want to try bakhoor really bad my problem is I'm not a huge fan of rose how it smells. Can you reccomend any bakhoor that doesnt smell like rose or overly floral?

[@tumiminutes1656]

Hi Krystal, Sure I would say there is no better substitution than going to a Bakhoor shop and asking to try it for yourself. The oud Bakhoor's are quite nice in my opinion but that is just personal preference.

[@krystalburchette255]

@@tumiminutes1656 Thank you for your reply Yeah unfourtualely I live in the middle of nowhere so no stores around that would sell bakhoor.

[@imrantahir1678]

At this point im convinced I'm addicted to oud and attar

[@latoshiaclemons1991]

What is the website to the store ?

[@nafeezabolia9724]

What is the difference between bukhoor and lobhaan.

[@noramartin9347]

Yes.I live in the U.S.A....can u tell me wear to buy that baakoor. Holder..and where to buy the insence..

[@tumiminutes1656]

Nora, you could check if Middle-Eastern or Turkish shops near you have some in-store, alternatively Amazon do have bakhoor and traditional and electric burners!

[@rayskitten78]

amazon www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0792ZKN5G/ref=ox_sc_act_title_8?smid=ACEO3WESXOFZH&psc=1

[@ayla_2202]

Nora Martin check Hind Aloud website or in instagram, and I advice you to buy Ahojes perfume and the Oud 👍🏻

[@tomatopaste1936]

As a non Arab can I use them ? Hope it wont be offensive to the arabs

[@johnorosz7477]

How to clean it?coz some bokhour r like resins they stick to the burner - USE FOIL ON THE BURNER! Then dump the foil, no mess!

[@zm-bj6vd]

🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

According to your personal knowledge, what is the esoteric use of Oodh?

[@tumiminutes1656]

Thank you Scribblebytes as far as I know it is that, Oud is used to make Bakhoor either in its raw form (less common) and is mixed with oils for more bakhoors and perfumes

[@Despotic_Waffle]

My family are Muslims and in our country the religious scholars sometimes say that pleasant smells attract the angels to your house/ceremonies. This may have benefits of bringing blessings and protection, all with the permission of Allah/God of course. So perfumes, incense and all that are used by Muslims worldwide, more popularly the attar oil fragrances.

[@aishahm2705]

Can the coal be re-used or I must use a new coal everytime I want to burn the bakhoor?

[@lulualj6790]

Aishah Manan no

[@ktabdullah1]

I think I should make a Bakhoor by using MINI electric iron for pressing clothes . By using the HEATING IRON ELEMENT/COiL which Heats the Electric IRON , by Alteration/Modification , which is a very durable long lasting . So I will make One Bakhoor burner .

[@tumiminutes1656]

Sounds interesting Abdullah, let me know how it goes

[@JustAnotherAbdi]

Fun fact - Somalia (Then Land of Punt (Puntland is now a state in Somalia which is different)) waa known to the ancient Egyptians as the Land of Gods because whoever went there never came back alive. Frankincense (Foox in Somali which is used in some Bakhoor uunsi in Somali) was also traded from the ancient somalis to the ancient Egyptians. 🇸🇴❤️🇪🇬

[@cupcake_khanofficial9565]

Sallam Do you ship to the states?

[@ramilnavato9975]

We have supply of agarwood. Please don't hesitate to message regarding details.

[@ZaharahFitness]

Brother how long does electric bakhoor burning last? I mean how many hours...Please let me know thanks

[@tumiminutes1656]

That's a good question, I don't know but perhaps look at reviews on Amazon or eBay

[@vallovlogchannel2535]

Send me few to Mumbai,India🤣huge fan of Oudh/bakhoor..got it from Saudi Jeddah..

[@mohdshavez7718]

My manufacturers bukhor wooden item in India 8077280811

[@ilhammerchant8258]

hello, Love this video. would like to connect with you to discuss some bakhoor collaboration.

[@shittufeyisayo7202]

Pls what's the name of that shell use for bahkoor

[@tumiminutes1656]

The shell? The bukhoor itself is called oud but that is rare, the other bukhoor are very nice too

[@anandm6797]

do you tell me where in usa it is available friend

[@arabicempress]

Check your local middle eastern story. They usually have such in stock my friend.

[@asabifatosin1150]

www.bakhourincense.com

[@meka2324]

How long does a a coin sized burn? Mine finishes it so fast within like 10 minutes

[@PallasAthene12]

If you get a natural charcoal (I use one made of coconut fibre) it burns slower. Many of the charcoal discs contain some of lighter chemical to help them light fast, which can also give off a slightly chemical smell. A 100% natural charcoal will be much harder to get to light, but it will burn slower and not interfere with the scent of the incense.

[@user-ep8xo1od9o]

If it comes in a solid block do i still need the charcoal?

[@dualm2961]

Yes always. You don't burn it directly.

[@x7hya]

Islamic Life on Wilmslow Road

[@BasilahAl]

Is this store located in London ?

[@hkshambesh88]

Manchester

[@tumiminutes1656]

It's in Manchester Basilah

[@angeliiis2419]

Does the smoke detectors go off when using charcoal to use the bakhoor or oud?

[@angelinanarvaez1977]

Yes, sometimes. Always have a window open.

[@angeliiis2419]

@@angelinanarvaez1977 thank you

[@tumiminutes1656]

Not from my experience

[@angeliiis2419]

@@tumiminutes1656 thanks, are you in the u.s.? If so you may realize how sensitive they can be.

[@tumiminutes1656]

@@angeliiis2419 No, in that case yours may be more sensitive

[@yahya2925]

Amber and Sandalwood are better than any air freshner!

[@tumiminutes1656]

Agreed

[@wakpang2914]

now if convert to rm around RM 500.00 I THINK..

[@ColorYourWorld94]

I wish I knew where I can buy some in my area. There’s a store I’ve gone to buy some and they don’t smell good at all! They smell cheap like maybe fake versions of the real stuff

[@rhussain3658]

Can u use the bukhoor without the coal?

[@tumiminutes1656]

That’s a good question, there may be some bakhoors that you can burn without coal like incense sticks - I haven’t come across other forms though

[@orionbassmaster666]

electrical incense burners are available online, they just have a heated metal plate, however, the output may vary from using the traditional coal method.

[@rayskitten78]

yes as log as tea light holder has a copper top

[@hal7741]

I light it on fire for about 2-3 minutes until it’s started to burn then blow out the flame. It’s always worked for me

[@farhanakhatun7206]

Fifa Legend the best way to use bakhoor and without it being wasted as they are expensive I found using a oil burner the best way and you get the actual bakhoor smell plus use it for at least an hour, basically put bakhoor on top of oil burner and put tea light candle at bottom this gives gentle heat and lovely bakhoor smell without the smokey smell of charcoal, if you use electric burner I suggest to put foil on first then add bakhoor this again don’t give out the burning smell, on charcoal same method after charcoal is properly lit add foil on top then bakhoor you will enjoy bakhoor for at least 1 hour and without smoke smell, hope this helps. 😊

[@austinguess6048]

Where can I get real myrrh and frankincense

[@TheSuperSupreme]

I love the comparison to cigarette smokers. Lol!

[@tumiminutes1656]

Ha! Well it's a nicer version

[@UBuddy14]

We deal in natural Oudh chips from India

[@MrBigpappaT]

Can I use BBQ charcoal??

[@golekgolek]

The transcription of what is being said is atrocious! 😂😂😂

[@abzdadon74]

2:57 don't tell me that's a prayer mat!?

[@Masantingku]

i missed middle east

[@shairkhan8715]

I like how the camera man focuses on the guy explaining bakhoor and then completely shows something random and irrelevant.