Al Haramain, the legendary perfume house, was founded in 1970 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by Bangladeshi entrepreneur Kazi Abdul Haque. After discovering the musky aroma of oud, the resin of the Southeast Asian agarwood tree, he began creating and marketing fragrances inspired by this unique essence.

His son, Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman (Nasir), born in Sylhet in 1958, now serves as Chairman and CEO of the Al Haramain Perfumes Group. Nasir started the family business in Mecca in 1970 and, throughout his career, has received multiple awards for his entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropic work, and community leadership.

The name Al Haramain, which means "The Two Holy Sanctuaries," reflects the brand's deep connection with the most deeply rooted traditions of Arabian perfumery. Each Al Haramain fragrance is crafted with the finest natural ingredients, ensuring long-lasting and captivating aromas. The range spans from the richness of oud and musk to the fresh elegance of floral and citrus notes.