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Owner of Al Haramain Perfumes Group in Dubai
Mahtabur Rahman Nasir, A brilliant name of success
Special Correspondent
Published : Monday, 14 March, 2022 at 8:23 PM, Update: 15.03.2022 2:50:26 AM, Count : 4032
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 Mahtabur Rahman Nasir, A brilliant name of success  Editor and Publisher of Daily Vorer Pata and Daily Peoples Time Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan Speking with owner of Al Haramain Perfumes Group of Companies and the chairman of NRB Bank LTD Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir. On Saturday, editor and publisher of Daily Vorer Pata and Daily Peoples Time, Vice President of Satkhira District Awami League, Member of Central Industry and Commerce Sub-Committee of Bangladesh Awami League, Director of FBCCI, Chairman of Vorer Pata Group Group of Industries, Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan, Managing Director and CEO of NRB Bank Limited, Mamoon Mahmood Shah visited the head of Al Haramain Group in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Mohammed Mahatabur Rahman Nasir’s huge office and toured part of his vast empire. During this time, they discussed many issues of interest.  Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan tests the Perfumes of Al Haramain Products State Minister for Youth and Sports Md. Zahid Ahsan Russell MP, Consul General of Bangladesh in Dubai to Bangladesh BM Jamal Hossain, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Dhaka H E Abdulla Ali Al Hmoudi, Former Home Minister Shamsul Islam Tuku and more notable personalities was invited to his royal residence for lunch the following Sunday. Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir entertained the guests with his usual eye-catching hospitality. Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir, the proprietor of Al Haramain, a well-known industry in the world, was highly praised by the editor and publisher of Daily Vorer Paata and Daily People's Time Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan, CIP, said he is not just the owner of an organization, he is the center of hope for the Bengali community in the Middle East. The example set by an expatriate Bengali by investing labor, sweat and talent is exemplary for all to follow. Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir is the best example of how much compassion, commitment and love of a patriot for motherland Bangladesh can make the wheel of the country's economy more dynamic by building huge industrial enterprises in this way. Inspired by him, innumerable Bengalis are accelerating the development and progress of Bangladesh by sending foreign currency for the economic prosperity of the country even in exile. Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan said that, for those who have not seen the Al Haramain factory with their own eyes, it is really difficult to understand how big an installation he has built. How he has expanded his business to the Middle East, Asia and Europe. If passionate Bengalis like Mr. Nasir had loved the country with all their heart and created such a massive employment and economic foundation, then Bangladesh would have gone farther. It is my firm belief that the fragrance of Al Haramain Company, that founded by Mr. Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir, will spread from country to another country in the future.  Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan came to the Al Haramain Perfumes Head Office in Dubai and tests the perfume and he spent some momments with Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir. Al-Haramain is the name of a family in the perfume world. Born in the heart of the sandy desert of Arabia. The company began operations in the Middle East in 1980. In Makkah they started trading in fragrant agar wood, but later gradually started making and trading perfumes. This was named According to The Masjid al-Haram in Makkah and the mosque of Nawabi. Today, Al-Haramain is a dream come true, a huge success. Success stories of expatriates. The late Qazi Abdul Haq, founder of Al-Haramain, believed that perfume had a power. A perfume can arouses human desire. It can bring back old memories and even a small drop of it can bring peace to a person's mind. He understood the secret of this alluring magic of perfume. Since then he has been expanding his business venture. His successors then carried the name Al-Haramain to prominence. Relevant sources say that Mahatabur Rahman Nasir's friendship with influential people of different sectors of Bangladesh has been increasing day by day in the last one decade. Among them are officials in the financial sector's policy-making roles, as well as influential government officials involved in administration and law and order. Inevitably, this businessman is taking care of everyone's work. Even from Dubai, Mahatabur Rahman is playing the role of mediator in resolving many corporate disputes in Bangladesh. Mahatabur Rahman knows all the alleys of Dubai due to his long stay. That is why influential Bangladeshi businessmen are going to Dubai and approaching him. Important government officials or influential businessmen are staying in Dubai under the hospitality of Mahatabur Rahman. He also arranges entertainment for the guests. He lets his guests drive his luxury Rolls Royce. Besides, there is an opportunity to get acquainted with Arab sheikhs for his welfare.  Editor and Publisher of Daily Vorer Pata and Daily Peoples Time Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan, Managing Director and CEO of NRB Bank Limited, Mamoon Mahmood Shah visited the head of Al Haramain Group in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Al Haramain has grown under the leadership of Mahatabur Rahman and has been able to produce high quality perfumes throughout the GCC, the Middle East and beyond. Over the years, the company has produced countless different products and created exceptional blends of perfumes to suit different people's moods, needs, preferences, tastes, different occasions and personalities. Al Haramain Perfume has produced more than 1,300 different fragrances. The most valuable of all the perfumes known as Empress of Perfume or Empress of Perfume. In 1992, Al Haramain invested in an agarwood processing manufacturing plant in Rumaila, Ajman, the smallest city in the UAE, and began processing and packaging perfumes in the UAE. Initially, the business was relocated to the UAE to take advantage of its export potential. In 1997, Al Haramain opened a 180,000-square-foot perfume factory in the new industrial zone of Ajman. In 1998, Al Haramain entered the Kuwaiti retail market with a small shop. Al Haramain first entered Dubai's duty-free market in 1999. Later they moved to other international duty-free markets. Today, Al-Haramain is a success.  Dr. Kazi Ertaza Hassan visited the Factory of Al Haramain Group in Dubai, United Arab Emirates In this regard, Mahatabur Rahman said, "I came to Dubai twice in the late 1980s and saw that there are many opportunities to set up business here. So, we opened our first showroom in Murshid Bazaar, Dubai. Realizing that it is much easier to import, manufacture and export goods from Dubai to the rest of the world, we moved our small factory from Saudi Arabia to the UAE in 1987. I believe Dubai is a business hub and easy to expand to Middle Eastern countries for export." The company has built its state-of-the-art 11,000-square-foot head office in Dubai and Al Haramain Perfumes has set up a more sophisticated perfume factory in Ajman to quickly expand its operations and control the entire business network. Al Haramain also has factories in other parts of the world, mainly to supply raw materials to the Middle East.  State Minister for Youth and Sports Md. Zahid Ahsan Russell MP, Consul General of Bangladesh in Dubai to Bangladesh BM Jamal Hossain, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Dhaka H E Abdulla Ali Al Hmoudi, Former Home Minister Shamsul Islam Tuku and more notable personalities was invited to Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir's royal residence for lunch Mahatabur Rahman added, "We have factories in Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia and we only make pharmaceutical oils there. In Ajman factory a laboratory being tested, packaged and finally produced."Al Haramain supplies raw materials from Paris for body lotions and perfumes," he added. "We have the capability to produce perfumes, perfumes, body lotions, body sprays and a variety of other products," he said. He explains that some high-quality products are made with great care so it is very expensive. "It's easy to bring products to market and sell," he said. There are many people in the Middle East who are selling imported goods. We don't do that. It takes us almost a year to bring a single product to market, from the concept, the design, the raw material of the product to the production of a product." It is available in more than 40 countries around the world, including the United States, Asia and the Middle East. ” ‘In this perfume industry, we are over 40 years old and we have already achieved our export target. We export products to major European countries, to almost all Middle Eastern countries, to top Asian countries including China, India and Pakistan. Our products are available Duty free at all stores at Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah airports.' Al-Haramain's first store in Bangladesh at Jamuna Future Park. A year later, another store on the ground floor of the Bashundhara City Complex was decorated with colorful perfumes and perfumes. The brand is already well known to perfume lovers. So today "Al-Haramain" is a name of success.  Al Haramain Perfumes Group of Companies in Dubai, UAE visited high person, at this time Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir received them with warmth hospitality As you enter the Al-Haramain showroom, you will be given a small piece of perfume to test the fragrance. As soon as you take it to your nose, you will think that you have reached the fairy tale of the Arabian Nights. Not only perfume from Al Haramain, but also glass bottles of different sizes are attractive. The imprint of the Islamic tradition is clear. Al Haramain brand perfume bottles have beautiful and attractive designs. Pots with precious perfumes are reminiscent of the fragrant luxuries of the Arabian desert and the kings of the past. Gradually this fragrant sand of Al Haramain spread beyond the borders of Arabia to tourist states like Singapore and Malaysia. Mohammed Mahtabur Rahman Nasir was born in 1956 in a traditional family in Sylhet district of Bangladesh. His father was Mr. Kazi Abdul Haq, the founder of Al Haramain. He completed his education in Sylhet district. He later joined the family business in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, which was ‘Al Haramain Perfume’, founded in 1970. He took Al Haramain's perfume business to new heights after joining the business.
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