Bakhoor Al Malaa’ikah is a type of incense that is popular in Middle Eastern and South Asian countries. “Bakhoor” refers to a blend of aromatic materials, including wood chips, herbs, and spices, that are mixed with fragrant oils and burned to release a pleasant scent. “Al Malaa’ikah” means “angels” in Arabic, and the name of the fragrance suggests that it is a scent that is pleasing to angels. The fragrance is often described as a soft and sweet scent with notes of floral and fruity tones, mixed with a hint of wood and musk. The exact composition of Bakhoor Al Malaa’ikah can vary depending on the manufacturer, but it often includes ingredients such as sandalwood, rose, jasmine, amber, and musk. The fragrance is typically sold in small blocks or pellets and is burned using a charcoal disk or electric burner. Bakhoor Al Malaa’ikah is often used during religious and cultural ceremonies, as well as in homes and businesses to create a welcoming and calming atmosphere.