Incense burning. Would you like to bring back your memories?

According to López-Sampson and Page (2018), 

The Prophet Muhammad offers guidance to both men and women regarding the use of fragrance. He advises that men should bathe and apply perfume for the Friday sermon at the mosque, whereas women may use perfume at home but not in the mosque. Additionally, both men and women may use perfume during sexual intimacy (Thurkill 2009). It is well-documented that the Prophet Muhammad favoured the scent of aloes or a mixture of aloes and camphor (Book 27 no. 5601) (Sahih Muslim n.d.). The practice of burning incense in mosques was introduced by Umar, the second caliph, which led to its widespread adoption. Although there is no specific record of what was burnt, it is believed that aloes alone or in combination with camphor was used (Ergin 2014).

You can use incense to cast scent in the prayer room

If you had the Middle East background, you would be very familiar Oud, the wood of God. You may grow up with it and it was even part of your life, part of your daily ritual

Life changes, you migrated to Australia and started a family here

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You have been praying and passing your knowledge and wisdom to your children who were born here. You may even tell them about oud but do not have a chance to demonstrate it for them, especially with scent, it is so hard to put into words

Your colleagues, your friends who are in similar situations with you, you would like to bring back the memories that you have, that they have through smelling this holy scent.

You have been praying at home, at your local mosque and would like to use oud as part of your rituals to enhance your experience with the Prophet. As a matter of facts, we have met some of you who would like to share this evocative oud fragrance with their friends too

Imran, a local Brisbane gentleman (in Kuaraby) told us that it was a great experience to smell this long lost scent. He came to Brisbane 15 years ago and has not experienced this scent since then until he came into Grandawood recently. We are honored to assist him with his emotion. He told us that when he smelled these agarwood chips, it brought back his childhood experience, he remembered the time spent with his mother when he was in Oman

So salam Islamic brothers and sisters, if you want to gift these experiences, these wonderful memories back home, why don't we try these agarwood chips?Don't forget your mica plate to enhance the experience