FAQ
Q: Are Amaru herbal incense or Sakina herbal incense illegal in the states that have recently begun banning other brands of herbal incense such as K2, Serenity Now, Voodoo, Mojo, and Spice?
A: No, certain states have begun banning certain herbal incense ingredients, specifically JWH-018 and JWH-073. The molecular structures of these two chemicals show a napthalene ring which indicates carcinogenic tendencies. K2, Serenity Now, Voodoo, Mojo, and Spice all contain at least one of these chemicals. Amaru herbal incense and Sakina herbal incense both do not use either of these ingredients, nor does our herbal incense contain any other illegal, carcinogenic chemicals. This means that Amaru herbal incense and Sakina herbal incense will continue to remain legal in all 50 states, even as others become banned. Sakina Herbal assures you that Amaru herbal incense and Sakina herbal incense will never be banned in the United States or the UK.
Q: Can you provide wholesale herbal incense discounts for smoke shops greater than what is offered on the website?
A: Yes, Sakina Herbal offer numerous special deals for smoke shops. We can provide greater discounts on quantities exceeding 1 kg, or we can provide prices for smaller bulk pricing. Sakina Herbal can also customize any order upon request to customize the scent combination of any bulk order. Sakina Herbal tries to assist smoke shops owners in any way possible. For further questions on customized orders, contact me at joseph@sakinaherbal.com
Q: How many free herbal incense samples is each customer allowed?
A: Sakina Herbal offers free herbal incense samples as a way to introduce new customers to our product. We also have a policy of 1 sample per customer. However, we usually send our customers at least 2 or 3, sometimes more. For smoke shops, we do not mind sending a slightly larger number of samples to give them an idea for which products or scents their customers will purchase. We are also known for sending extra bags in our wholesale herbal incense orders. Every order will be a surprise in that you never know what you are going to receive, but you can rest assured that it will be more than you ordered.
Q: Where is my order being shipped from?
A: Sakina Herbal is based out of Skagway, Alaska, but our herbal incense products are currently being shipped out of Georgia and Arizona.
Q: What does Sakina mean?
A: Sakina is an Arabic word derived from "sukoon", meaning "peace", "serenity" or "tranquility". There is no direct English translation, because it is not meant to be used out of the Qua'ran. Sakina is also a common girls name in many Arabic countries.
Q: What does Amaru mean?
A: Tupac Amaru was the name of the last indigenous leader the great Inca empire in Peru. For defending his people against the Spanish invaders, Tupac Amaru was tracked down and arrested for the murder of the priests in Vilcabamba. He was later beheaded despite the claims by many priests that he was innocent of the crimes of which he was being accused.
Amaru is also the middle name of rap music legend, actor, and poet Tupac Shakur. Tupac Shakur lived an extremely fulfilling life despite being incarcerated for 11 months in Clinton Correctional Facility due to a sexual assault charge with less than minimal evidence. Although he did not write while he was in prison, as soon as he was released, he began recording at an unheard of pace because he felt his life was in danger. Despite being gunned down at the age of 25, Tupac Shakur managed to leave his fans 5 studio albums to be released after his death. He has sold a total of 67 million records world wide, making him the highest selling rap musician of all-time. Despite being referred to by many as the greatest rap musician of all time, Tupac Shakur was also a gifted poet and actor. He starred in six movies during his brief career, but was intending on focusing more on his acting at the time of his death. Tupac Amaru Shakur also released a poetry book, The Rose That Grew From Concrete, four years after his death. Tupac Amaru Shakur was a truly inspirational human being who left this Earth way too young.
