If you have been watching Ajmal prices for weeks, the window between 6 and 13 October 2026 gave you a small but real opening. Across TajPrice's Iraqi store tracking, five Ajmal fragrances moved lower in price this week, covering Eau de Parfum, oud, woody and unisex territory.
The discounts themselves are modest: 250 to 1,000 IQD per bottle, about 1% each. The number that actually matters is the store-to-store price range. This week the gap between the cheapest and the most expensive shop selling the same bottle reaches 10.3%, and in one case that is 3,750 IQD you would pay for nothing extra. In other words, choosing the right store saves you more than the price drop does.
Here is what moved, biggest drop first.
First up: 
Ajmal Hatkora Wood Edp perfume
Down 1,000 IQD, the largest absolute drop of the week, tied with one other bottle on this list. It is a 100 ml Eau de Parfum with a best price of 146,250 IQD at two stores, and a very tight range of 146,250 to 147,200 IQD, a spread of just 0.6%. That means the two sellers are essentially matching each other, so there is little to gain from hunting around. The fragrance dates back to 2014 and opens on citrus and peach, with ginger, saffron and lavender in the heart. If you like bright citrus-woody scents and want a bottle that lasts, the 100 ml size works in your favour.
Next: 
Ajmal Pathchouli Wood
Also down 1,000 IQD, and the most expensive bottle on this week's list. Best price is 164,750 IQD for 100 ml, available at two stores, with a range of 164,750 to 165,600 IQD, a 0.5% spread. This is the warm, woody, spice-forward end of the Ajmal range, unisex in style. If you already own a lighter daily scent and want something for evenings, this is the one that does the heavy lifting in colder months.
Third: 
Ajmal Song of Oud
A 500 IQD drop, best price 76,500 IQD for 75 ml at two stores. The range is narrow, 76,500 to 76,800 IQD, only 0.4% between sellers. It sits between the budget and the premium end of the list and is described as an amber, rosy composition made for both men and women. The 75 ml size is the sweet spot here: enough volume to last, without jumping to the 140,000 IQD tier.
Fourth: 
Ajmal Wisal Dhahab perfume
Down 250 IQD, and the cheapest way into Ajmal this week. Best price is 36,250 IQD for 50 ml, and it is the only product in this round-up stocked by three stores. That brings the widest price range of the week: 36,250 to 40,000 IQD, a 10.3% spread. Buying at the top of that range costs you 3,750 IQD more for the exact same bottle, so this is the one product where comparing stores genuinely pays off. Golden, floral, woody and musky, and worn by both men and women.
Last on the list: 
Ajmal My Stellar
Down 250 IQD, best price 44,500 IQD for 100 ml at two stores. The range is 44,500 to 44,544 IQD, a spread of 0.1%, by far the tightest of the week, meaning every seller is basically at the same price. It is a fruity, rosy scent with pink grapefruit, blackcurrant, lemon and bergamot up top, then roses, peach blossom and jasmine in the middle. If you want a hundred millilitres without spending much, the maths here is easy.
How the five compare per millilitre
Comparing straight IQD per ml tells a clearer story than the headline discounts. Ajmal My Stellar works out at about 445 IQD per ml. Ajmal Wisal Dhahab perfume sits at roughly 725 IQD per ml. Ajmal Song of Oud comes in around 1,020 IQD per ml. Ajmal Hatkora Wood Edp perfume is about 1,463 IQD per ml, and Ajmal Pathchouli Wood is the highest at around 1,648 IQD per ml. Read that as a guide to what you are paying for: the two cheapest per ml are everyday, easy-wearing scents, while the two most expensive are richer, longer-lasting compositions.
What to check before you buy Prices move weekly. The figures here were checked on 13 October 2026 and can change within days, especially where only two stores stock a product. Where the range is under 1%, as with Hatkora Wood, Song of Oud and My Stellar, choose on stock availability and delivery speed rather than price, because there is almost nothing to separate the sellers. Where the range is wide, as with Wisal Dhahab at 10.3%, check both listings before paying. That is where this week's real saving sits. Always confirm you are comparing the same size and the same concentration. A 50 ml Eau de Parfum and a 100 ml bottle are not a fair comparison. Unisex scents dominate this week's list, so most of these bottles can be shared at home, which lowers the real cost per person.
The bottom line This week's Ajmal drops are small in cash terms, but the list itself is useful. My Stellar and Wisal Dhahab give the best value per millilitre, Song of Oud sits comfortably in the middle, and Hatkora Wood and Pathchouli Wood are the premium picks for anyone who wants a full 100 ml bottle with real presence. If you are buying this week, start with the store comparison, not the discount.