IBRAHIM AL QURASHI
Ibrahim Al Qurashi, now trading as IBRAQ, is a perfume house of Makkah that dates its origin to 1929 and a small shop near the Holy Mosque, where the founder sold oud, amber and his own blends to pilgrims. The first showroom opened in Jeddah, and the house grew into one of the leading fragrance names of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, with branches now open in the United Kingdom and the United States. It is a separate company from Abdul Samad Al Qurashi, another Makkah house of the same family name.
Heritage
The house built its reputation on the classic Arabian trio of oud, musk and amber, sold as oils, sprays and bakhoor, and on the layered gift sets that Saudi families exchange at Eid and weddings. In 2025 the brand shortened its name to IBRAQ while keeping the founder’s signature on every box.
Collections
Twilight Secrets, launched in 2026, pairs a sunrise and a sunset fragrance in faceted flacons; Elixir de Bronze was composed by the French perfumer Quentin Bisch. Musk and oud remain the bestsellers in the Kingdom, where IBRAQ is among the most searched perfume names alongside Arabian Oud and Deraah.