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Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Burj Khalifa, Zaabeel, Dubai
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Aghasi
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Burj Khalifa, Zaabeel, Dubai

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Aghasi - Fashion accessories and souvenirs shop at Ibn Batuta mall, Jebel Ali, Dubai. Open daily 10:00 AM.

Aghasi is a fashion accessories and souvenirs shop located in Ibn Batuta mall on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Jebel Ali. Open daily from 10:00 AM, with extended hours until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, the store offers gifts and accessories for visitors and residents alike.

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Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Burj Khalifa, Zaabeel, Dubai
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