At The Perfume, we believe that a fragrance is more than just a scent — it’s a feeling, a memory, and a story waiting to be told.
That’s why we carefully choose Arabic names for all our perfumes. Not just because they sound beautiful, but because each name has a deep meaning rooted in our culture. Each one reflects the soul of the scent itself — from the notes to the emotion it evokes.
Here’s how each of our perfumes got its name, and why that meaning matters.
Ghaith (غيث) – A Scent Like Rain After Drought
Ghaith is the Arabic word for life-giving rain that comes just when it’s most needed. It’s a word full of hope, renewal, and peace.
That’s exactly what the Ghaith perfume captures: the feeling of standing in the open desert as the first drops of rain fall. It’s refreshing, calming, and light — a clean fragrance that gives a sense of quiet relief and natural freshness.
Why the name matters: Just like rain softens dry earth, Ghaith softens the mood. It’s perfect for those who love airy, peaceful, and revitalizing scents.
Samar (سمر) – The Warmth of a Winter Night
Samar is an Arabic word that means late-night conversation — the kind that happens under the stars, in the stillness of winter, around warmth and comfort.
The Samar perfume is just like that moment. With notes of saffron, smoked vanilla, and sandalwood, it wraps around you like a soft blanket on a cold night. It’s deep, mysterious, and intimate.
Why the name matters: Samar is about connection and depth. It’s for evenings, close moments, and anyone who loves a warm, elegant winter scent.
Leen (لين) – Pure Softness and Feminine Grace
Leen means softness, gentleness, and tenderness in Arabic. It’s a name that speaks of kindness and quiet strength.
The Leen perfume is delicate and graceful — a light, elegant scent designed to reflect modern femininity. It’s perfect for everyday wear, bringing a soft, comforting presence that doesn’t overwhelm.
Why the name matters: Leen is for those who believe beauty lies in simplicity and softness. It’s a perfume that whispers, not shouts.
Rayan (ريان) – A Full, Satisfying Fragrance
Rayan is a powerful Arabic word that means “fully quenched” or “deeply satisfied” — often used to describe someone who’s been refreshed after thirst.
This is exactly what the Rayan perfume delivers: a bold, full-bodied scent that fills the senses. It’s rich, luxurious, and long-lasting — the kind of fragrance that makes a statement and stays with you.
Why the name matters: Rayan is all about indulgence and presence. It’s made for those who like their perfume to be noticed, remembered, and admired.
Why Arabic Names? Because They Mean Something
We don’t choose our perfume names randomly — each one is chosen because it feels right. Because it tells a story. Because it connects the scent to a deeper meaning.
In a world full of generic names and trendy labels, we go back to our roots. Our Arabic names reflect our identity, our values, and the emotion we want every perfume to carry.
At The Perfume, each fragrance has a soul — and its name is the beginning of its story.
