Islamic Quoted Candles inspired by the Quran
Lighting an Islamic well-being candle is not just about creating ambiance; it is about creating a meaningful connection with Allah and embracing the peaceful energy that comes with it. As the flame flickers and gently illuminates your surroundings, let it also ignite a flame within your heart, reminding you to be present, grateful, and in tune with your spiritual path.
Our candles are meticulously hand-poured using nontoxic and eco-friendly ingredients, ensuring a clean and long-lasting burn. The carefully chosen fragrances, inspired by Islamic traditions and natural elements, permeate the air with their gentle aroma, allowing you to indulge your senses and find peace in the moment.
Whether you are seeking a moment of calm amidst a chaotic day, a serene atmosphere for prayer and meditation, or simply a way to infuse your home with the essence of Islamic spirituality, our Islamic wellbeing candles are here to fulfill your needs.
Indulge in the power of scent and let the light of Allah guide your path. Experience the soothing and uplifting effect of our Islamic well-being candles and embrace a lifestyle of spiritual well-being.
Cashmere Oud
An Oriental accord with notes of geranium, lychee, rose and pear on a floral heart of jasmine with a woody fond of amber, musk, patchouli and oudh.
Velvet Rose & Oud
A rich Oriental floral accord with notes of oudh, rose, geranium, jasmine, clove and praline resting on a rich velvety base of cedarwood, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, musk, vanilla, patchouli and a hint of raspberry.
Velvet Peony & Oud
An Oriental woody accord with notes of peony, rose and yang followed by jasmine and mimosa all on a base of patchouli, oudh, amber and rock rose.
Oud Bergamot
A rich Asian oudh accord refreshed by fresh citrus bergamot.
All of our candles are:
- Hand poured in the UK.
- Made from 100% Coconut wax.
- Made with a cotton wick.
- Made with high quality ingredients.
- Natural, Vegan, Eco-Friendly and Clean-burning.
- Long lasting and Even-burning.
