Born in March 13th 1982, Ali Attar entered a family still surrounded by raw materials, old bottles, and the quiet discipline of inherited perfumery. His birth marked the arrival of the tenth generation, the generation that would later bring the lineage into a more visible modern form.

By September 15th 1986, Ali was growing inside a house where scent was part of the walls, shelves, and daily rhythm. Mohammed’s role became the bridge between Abd Al-Jabbar’s preserved methods and the young generation that would one day reshape the house.

By April 6th 1988, Mohammed Attar’s understanding of perfumery was shaped not only inside the family house, but also through the old aromatic markets. Sacks of botanicals, jars, resins, woods, and dried materials became part of how he learned quality before it ever reached the bottle.