Ramadan Gifts

Buy Ramadan gifts online in the UAE

Ramadan is the most special month of the year for Muslim families in the UAE. Days are spent fasting and in reflection, and evenings come alive with iftar gatherings, family visits, taraweeh prayers and late-night suhoor. Homes are prepared for guests, majlis rooms are perfumed with bakhoor, and small, thoughtful gifts are exchanged between relatives, neighbours, friends and colleagues. A beautiful fragrance fits this spirit perfectly: it is personal, it is shared with everyone who visits, and it is used every evening of the holy month.

This collection gathers Ramadan gifts from 11:11 – calm oud, musk and amber perfumes, bakhoor for the majlis, home fragrance and gift-ready bundles for family and friends. 11:11 is a UAE perfume brand that sells online only. Every 50ml 11:11 eau de parfum is AED 75 (was AED 99), made with up to 30% perfume oil and designed to be long-lasting. Perfumes arrive in a white 11:11 gift tube and bakhoor in a black 11:11 cube box. Delivery is free across the UAE within 2 business days, and you can pay by cash on delivery, card, Tabby or Tamara, backed by our Golden Guarantee.

Ramadan traditions and gifting etiquette in the UAE

Gifting during Ramadan is about generosity and connection rather than extravagance. When you are invited to an iftar at someone's home, it is customary to bring something for the household – dates, sweets or, increasingly, bakhoor and fragrance that the family can use when receiving guests. Gifts are usually handed over with the right hand and often opened later, not in front of the giver. Many people also send small gifts to colleagues, teachers and neighbours during the month as a gesture of goodwill. Because the evenings are so social, home fragrance and bakhoor are especially appreciated: they help the host welcome a steady stream of visitors. Ramadan follows the Islamic lunar calendar, so its dates move earlier each year; ordering gifts before the month begins means you can enjoy the season without last-minute rushing.

Ramadan gifts for him

During Ramadan, men tend to choose calm, dignified scents that suit the mosque, family gatherings and the majlis. Soft oud perfumes, warm amber and creamy sandalwood are all popular, as are clean musks that are discreet in shared spaces. For a father, uncle or grandfather, a traditional oud is a respectful choice; for a brother or friend, a modern woody oud may feel more personal. Browse all men's perfumes or start with perfume gifts for him.

Ramadan gifts for her

For a mother, sister, wife or friend, Ramadan is a lovely time for soft, elegant scents: clean white musk, gentle rose, rose with oud, and warm amber with a touch of vanilla. These feel comforting during quiet days and beautiful at evening gatherings. Explore musk perfumes, discover rose perfumes, browse women's perfumes or go straight to perfume gifts for her.

Ramadan gift ideas by recipient

• Your iftar host – bakhoor in a black 11:11 cube box or a home fragrance to welcome their guests.
• Parents and grandparents – a traditional oud or rose-oud perfume, or a bundle with perfume and bakhoor.
• Your spouse – a soft musk for the day and a richer oud or amber for evening visits.
• Colleagues – a clean, light perfume or a small gift set that feels appropriate at work.
• Teachers and mentors – a gentle musk or floral as a thank-you during the month.
• Neighbours and friends – bakhoor or a crowd-pleasing musk that anyone will enjoy.

Ramadan gifts by scent family

• Oud – the heart of Gulf hospitality and the most traditional Ramadan gift.
• Musk – clean, gentle and widely loved; perfect for the daytime and for the mosque.
• Amber and oriental – warm and comforting for iftar and suhoor gatherings; see Arabic perfumes.
• Saffron and spice – rich and luxurious, a special-feeling gift; see saffron perfumes.
• Rose – timeless and elegant, beautiful on its own or with oud.

During fasting hours, many people prefer light, clean scents, then move to deeper oud and amber after iftar. Giving one of each is a thoughtful way to cover the whole day.

Bakhoor and home fragrance for the Ramadan majlis

Bakhoor is one of the most meaningful Ramadan gifts because it is used every evening, when families gather after iftar and guests arrive. Lighting bakhoor before visitors come in, and passing the mabkhara so guests can perfume their clothes, is a cherished Gulf tradition. Our bakhoor comes in a black 11:11 cube box, ready to give. To keep the home smelling fresh between gatherings, add a home fragrance from our air fresheners. A favourite combination is the 11:11 Majlis Bundle, which pairs two oud perfumes with two oud bakhoor.

Ramadan gift sets, boxes and corporate gifts

If you are preparing gifts for several families or a whole team, ready-made sets save time and always look generous. Browse gift sets for complete presents and perfume boxes for beautifully presented gifts. Companies that send Ramadan gifts to employees, clients and partners can explore corporate gifts, where clean, refined scents and bakhoor are a respectful choice for a professional audience.

Wearing fragrance during Ramadan

Many people wear perfume during Ramadan to feel fresh and prepared for prayer and family visits. A clean musk or a soft oud is ideal during the day, applied after your morning shower. In the evening, before iftar or taraweeh, you might choose something warmer, or perfume your clothes with bakhoor in the traditional way. In crowded mosques and family majlis rooms, a moderate amount is more considerate than a heavy application. For your own scents through the season, browse Ramadan perfumes.

Ramadan gifts for the last ten nights

The last ten nights of Ramadan are the most spiritual part of the month, when many people spend longer in prayer and reflection, and families gather late into the night. It is a meaningful time to give gentle, calming gifts: a soft musk for the mosque, a soothing home fragrance, or bakhoor to perfume the home for long evenings of worship. Many families also start preparing their homes and wardrobes for Eid during these nights, so a perfume chosen now can be ready to wear on Eid morning.

From Ramadan to Eid

Ramadan leads straight into Eid Al Fitr, one of the biggest gifting moments of the year, so many shoppers plan both at once. See Eid gifts for new-scent ideas to wear on Eid morning and gifts for family visits. If someone close to you is preparing for or returning from Umrah during the season, our Umrah gifts offer gentle, respectful options.

How to choose a Ramadan gift

Think first about how the gift will be used. For a home that will host many iftars, bakhoor and home fragrance are practical and generous. For someone who attends the mosque often, a clean musk or soft oud is a considerate personal scent. For elders, traditional oud and rose are always respected. For colleagues, keep it light and elegant. If you don't know the recipient's taste, a bundle that combines perfume and bakhoor gives them something to enjoy and something to share with guests. Finally, order before the month starts so your gifts are ready for the first iftar invitations.

A final tip: if you are sending gifts to relatives in another emirate, order them together and early in the month, so every family receives their gift before the busiest iftar weeks.

Ramadan gift delivery across the UAE

We deliver free to every emirate within 2 business days, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. Orders often increase as the month approaches, so we recommend ordering early. Pay by cash on delivery, card, Tabby or Tamara.

Why choose 11:11 for Ramadan gifts

• A UAE perfume brand that understands Gulf hospitality and scent traditions.
• EDP 50ml with up to 30% perfume oil, designed to be long-lasting.
• AED 75 (was AED 99) per 50ml perfume, presented in a white 11:11 gift tube.
• Bakhoor in a black 11:11 cube box, ready to give.
• Free UAE delivery within 2 business days, four ways to pay – cash on delivery, card, Tabby and Tamara – and the Golden Guarantee.

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FAQs

What is a good Ramadan gift?
Bakhoor for the majlis, an oud or musk perfume, or a bundle that combines perfume and bakhoor are the most popular choices.

What should I bring to an iftar invitation?
Bakhoor or a home fragrance is a thoughtful gift that the host can use when welcoming guests.

Which perfume is suitable during Ramadan?
Clean musks and soft ouds are discreet during the day; richer oud and amber suit evening gatherings.

What is a good Ramadan gift for colleagues?
A light, elegant perfume or a small gift set works well; see our corporate gifts for team orders.

How much does an 11:11 perfume cost?
Each 50ml eau de parfum is AED 75 (was AED 99).

How are the gifts packed?
Perfumes come in a white 11:11 gift tube and bakhoor in a black 11:11 cube box.

How long does delivery take, and how can I pay?
Delivery is free across the UAE within 2 business days. Pay by cash on delivery, card, Tabby or Tamara.