Aromatic and Spicy are Maison Asrar's family words for Muharib, with lavandin, cinnamon, honey and tobacco as the notes that give it character, over a fresh citrus top and a tonka base.
Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
How does Maison Asrar Muharib smell?
Lemon and bergamot give a clean citrus start, and lavandin adds a herbal, camphor-tinged freshness that makes the top aromatic and slightly sharp. The heart then turns warm: cinnamon is sweet and spicy, honey is thick, golden and slightly waxy, and cashmere adds a velvety softness. This is a fresh-to-warm move, with the citrus and herb giving way to a sweet, spiced middle that feels distinctly warmer than the start.
Tonka, jasmine and tobacco close the list. Tonka brings a creamy, hay-like sweetness, tobacco adds a dry, leafy, faintly smoky depth that pairs naturally with honey, and jasmine, unusually placed in the base, adds a rich floral note. The core looks sweet, spiced and aromatic, with tobacco and honey at its centre and the lemon and herbs giving contrast rather than sweetness. The family words suggest freshness and spice are the main impressions.
Muharib, in the shop's second product photo
What Maison Asrar's own page says about Muharib
Maison Asrar's product page for Muharib gives its family as aromatic and spicy.
It also puts words of its own on three of the notes: tobacco (woody, warm, deep), honey (warm, sweet) and bergamot (citrus, fresh, elegant).
The note list on FragranceGems' own product page names nothing that this list lacks.
Who might like Maison Asrar Muharib?
Muharib is for someone who likes fresh herbs mixed with something sweeter and darker: cinnamon, honey and tobacco under a lemon-and-lavandin start. Within the Maison Asrar range, aromatic or spicy lines that include tonka or tobacco are the ones to line up against it, note against note.
Muharib and the rest of the Maison Asrar range
Maison Asrar Hunter overlaps in lemon, bergamot, lavandin and tonka. Its own notes are elemi, pineapple, cedarwood and geranium, against cashmere, cinnamon, honey and jasmine here.
What Muharib has in common with Maison Asrar Aseel: lemon, cashmere, tonka and jasmine. What it keeps to itself: bergamot, lavandin, cinnamon and honey. On the other side stand cardamom, incense, pink pepper and tea.
Maison Asrar III Thriller and Muharib meet in lemon, bergamot and tonka. After that the first lists cardamom, saffron, elemi and pepper, the second lavandin, cashmere, cinnamon and honey.
Where to buy Maison Asrar Muharib in Europe
FragranceGems lists Maison Asrar Muharib in 100 ml. The button below opens the perfume itself in the shop; the product page shows the current price and whether it can be ordered today, which this guide does not.
The shop ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Delivery times and countries are on where to buy.
Aromatic and Spicy are Maison Asrar's family words for Muharib, with lavandin, cinnamon, honey and tobacco as the notes that give it character, over a fresh citrus top and a tonka base.