72 reviews

Sahar Al Qamar LLC

Name: Sahar Al Qamar LLC
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.4

Ajman

33 Beirut St - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Clothing store Museum Tourist attraction

Service Options In-store shopping In-store pick-up Delivery

+971 58 277 1193

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Sahar Al Qamar LLC is a clothing store, museum and tourist attraction located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.40 out of 5 stars based on 72 reviews. The street address of this business is 33 Beirut St - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. Sahar Al Qamar LLC is closed on Tuesday, and other days it is open from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where Sahar Al Qamar LLC is located at?: Sahar Al Qamar LLC is located at 33 Beirut St - Ajman Industrial 2 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Sahar Al Qamar LLC?: The contact number of Sahar Al Qamar LLC is +971 58 277 1193

Reviews

5 Mona Ahmad 39 months ago

Located in ajman , good place with good prices

5 Sana Alfalasi (9n3a) 27 months ago

Good quality

2 Muna Alameri 18 months ago

الاسعار غاليه والجودة جدا عادية جتني موظفة مالها نفس للكلام اقولها شوفيج تقول لي لسه انا صاحية ...يعني مافي اهتمام بالزبون
وطلعت من المحل من غير مااشتري شي للأسف ????

5 Alanoud Alhadyan 18 months ago

انا من السعوديه ، عرفت هذا المحل عن طريق القرية العالمية دبي ،سالتهم اذا في توصيل لخارج الامارات و قالو فيه امكانية
دفعت ٢٠٠ درهم على اساس انه توصيل مستعجل مثل ما ذكر لي الموظف تبعهم بالمحادثات وراح توصلني خلال ٥ ايام الشحنه ، والاجمالي مع القفطانات صار ٢٠٠٠ درهم

يعطيهم العافيه وصلتني الشحنه والتاخير كان ل سبب ضغط الطلبات .. شكرا لكم ويعطيكم العافيه لسرعة الاستجابه

5 Abdullah_XR 51 months ago

سحر القمر على اسمه سوق متكامل أرقى الفساتين النسائيه والبنات جميع الأعمار وكذلك ادوات منزليه فاخرة

1 hassa abdullah 21 months ago

التقييم صفر بالمية سيئين جداً جداً جداً في التعامل مع الزبون ، والاسلوب متدني جداًجداًجداً ، ما انصح حد ياخذ من عندهم ولا حد ينغش ف كلام حد ، والاسعار غالية ناااااااااااااااار ، عن تجربة ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? .

4 ALIA Al Sharif 16 months ago

الاسعار كان مغالي فيها للفساتين.

5 Mohammed Chalhoub 27 months ago

ماشاء الله دائما متميز وكل شي جديد ومتجدد.

5 Jahi Johnson 15 months ago

This was a great place to learn more about the history of Manchester, and more of England. At the time of my visit there was also an awesome exhibit around disability. I soaked up so much information and will return whenever I’m back in the area. This place well worth visiting. The entrance is free, but leave a donation if you can!

5 Izzy Mayer 15 months ago

Wish I could give 10 stars!!!

A must visit for folks who want to reflect on organizing movements and historical patterns of migration and politics. Definitely recommend. While some of the true history can be hard, they do an elegant job of making it accessible. Luckily admission is free, so there’s no excuse to miss this museum.

5 isla 15 months ago

Excellent collection of British political items and stories. Goes into depth on Britain’s colonial history too, so it is very educational. Would recommend if you are interested in the local political sphere, or in Britain as a whole.

5 Joanna Robinson 15 months ago

Wasn't expecting to enjoy this as much as I did based on some previous reviews. Overall first impressions were great- there's a large, clean and bright entrance area with a little gift/book shop and the receptionist was pleasant and helpful.
Was handed a leaflet containing a layout diagram, the receptionist pointed out stairs, loo's, cafe etc.
The exhibition itself was pretty fascinating- I found myself getting quickly drawn into some long-forgotten socio-economic and political history & mostly spent the time wistfully wondering where on earth the displayed items were curated, because it's a fascinating collection for sure. I grew up in the Lancashire/Cheshire area and despite various school trips and lessons around our heritage and industry my knowledge was decades old and rusty, so it was great to revisit aspects of this as well as a general UK history of democracy from a modern-day perspective and with the benefit of hindsight. As one would expect from a Manchester/Salford border-based exhibition of political history, it's pretty "Red" (and certain rag readers could argue it's tantamount to propaganda). The old posters and artwork certainly are thought provoking and it's not difficult to draw comparisons with modern-day plights and manifestos.. My overarching conclusion being "nowt much changes, *eyeroll*..."
The banners and restoration workshop viewing area are a really nice touch, and the jukebox was a nostalgic blast from the past, with someone sticking a great bit of Bob Dylan on, setting the scene for a perfect exit under a old Tory denigrating poster.
Made my day, honestly.
It all seemed very accessible and child-friendly too with a good few interactive parts, couple of reconstructions and some dress-up stations with #'s for posting pics on socials, if that's your bag.
Entry is free but there's a suggested donation of £5, which I feel is very well deserved. After a walk around John Rylands & King St etc I even returned to the museum for lunch in the cafe, which I'll review separately but was pleasant, fairly priced with friendly service.
All in all a very worthy contender for a couple of hours' mooch.

5 Ana Morimoto 18 months ago

Very nice museum. Went twice and learned different things. The exhibition near the entrance is always my favourite, giving space to minorities and explaining all the history behind. Staff always very friendly. This second time I made my own badge (£1 cost). The entrance is free. Totally worth it!

5 Emily McTaggart 16 months ago

An awesome museum about the history of democracy in England. Free to enter. Open on Mondays when a lot of other museums are closed. The museum sensitively covers a load of histories and is accessible in the way it shared information and definitions relating to a whole range of historic moments that have shaped our world today.

5 Georgia Affonso 16 months ago

We had our wedding ceremony here recently! Staff were super helpful and the space is great for a big group (120). A lot of our guests commented on what an exciting space it was! Open Kitchen (from the cafe) did our canapes which were delicious, I wish I'd had more!

Photo by Darren Fleming

3 Cristi 18 months ago

A museum with many exhibitions and info on human rights movements. Mildly interesting if your are not am activist yourself. Staff very nice. Now, what is next for human rights? Marxist stickers around the area.

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Business Hours

Sunday	10:00am - 12:00am
Monday	10:00am - 12:00am
Tuesday	10:00am - 12:00am
Wednesday	10:00am - 12:00am
Thursday	10:00am - 12:00am
Friday	02:00pm - 12:00am
Saturday	10:00am - 12:00am
Monday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	Day off
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm