Perfumes

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   Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) loved pleasant scents, considering them a blessing and often applying perfume, particularly on Fridays and during gatherings.
In Islamic tradition, using perfumes like attars (alcohol-free oils) is not only a personal hygiene practice but also a way to enhance spiritual experiences. Scents such as musk, rose, and oud carry deep significance and are used during prayer or religious occasions, helping create an environment of mindfulness and tranquility.
Just as fasting nurtures the soul, wearing beautiful fragrances can elevate one's state of mind, fostering a sense of inner peace and connection with the divine.

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	Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) loved pleasant scents, considering them a blessing and often applying perfume, particularly on Fridays and during gatherings. In Islamic tradition, using perfumes like attars (alcohol-free oils) is not only a personal hygiene practice but also a way to enhance spiritual experiences. Scents such as musk, rose, and oud carry deep significance and are used during prayer or religious occasions, helping create an environment of mindfulness and tranquility. Just as fasting nurtures the soul, wearing beautiful fragrances can elevate one's state of mind, fostering a sense of inner peace and connection with the divine.