Wholesale range
Reviews describe Murshid Bazaar as a broad wholesale market for general-use goods, useful for Dubai retail shopkeepers.
Deira
Murshid Bazaar is a Deira plastic products supplier whose own description highlights tapes and stretch manufacturing. Customer reviews present it as a traditional wholesale market where you can browse clothing, readymade garments and everyday goods, with retail shopping available too.
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Reviews describe Murshid Bazaar as a broad wholesale market for general-use goods, useful for Dubai retail shopkeepers.
It is well known for wholesale clothing, textiles and readymade garments, including cloth and handbag-related materials.
You do not have to buy in bulk: reviews specifically mention that both retail shops and wholesale buying are available.
One customer found good collections at a very low price and identified them as made in Turkey.
The older bazaar setting is valued for unusual finds, with one reviewer mentioning rare items available through strong negotiation.
Perfumes and fragrance are among the products specifically praised by customers, alongside gold shopping.
A review notes that the market is near the Gold Souk, making it convenient to combine visits in the same traditional-market area.
Visit cooler. Plan your visit for cooler weather, as one reviewer found the market less comfortable in hot conditions.
Negotiate firmly. Negotiation matters here: a review says rare items can be found through strong bargaining, so compare offers before paying.
Check authenticity. Inspect branded goods carefully and ask questions before buying because a reviewer reported fake and counterfeit items.
Compare prices. Do not accept the first quote automatically; one chocolate purchase was negotiated from 540 to 200, though the buyer still felt it was too much.
Choose quantity. Ask whether the shop is quoting a wholesale or retail rate, since reviews confirm that both buying formats are available.
Plan browsing. Allow extra patience in busy periods, particularly if you are comparing electronics or several stalls in the crowded market.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Readymade clothing is one of the market’s clearest wholesale specialties, according to a customer review.
Shoppers mention finding materials related to cloth and handbags in wholesale quantities.
The wholesale market includes electric products among its more practical shopping categories.
Spices are among the bulk goods customers say they can find at the bazaar.
Crockery is another explicitly mentioned product category for bulk shopping.
The market can be crowded, which may make browsing and shopping less relaxed.
One reviewer warns that the traditional market includes fake and counterfeit goods, so branded purchases need checking.
A customer advises caution around scammers, even while describing the clothing prices as affordable.
One customer said regular chocolate was presented as Camel chocolate with an absurd initial price, then negotiated from 540 to 200.
Outdoor or open-market conditions can be uncomfortable in warm weather; one visitor specifically preferred cooler conditions.
The Bottom Line
Murshid Bazaar is a traditional Deira market with a strong wholesale focus. It is useful for retail shopkeepers and bulk buyers, but individual shoppers can also use the retail shops. Reviews repeatedly point to clothing, textiles and readymade garments, while other stalls cover perfumes and fragrance, electronics, spices and kitchen goods.
The business itself describes its category as plastic products supply and highlights tape and stretch manufacturing. The appeal is breadth and bargaining rather than a polished mall experience. Customers describe finding everyday goods for all age groups, clothing and handbag-related materials, and unusual items in an older bazaar setting.
One review also notes that it is near the Gold Souk, which makes combining the two areas straightforward. Prices can be attractive, including a review describing Turkish-made collections at very low prices, but do not treat the first quote as final. A chocolate purchase reportedly dropped from 540 to 200 after negotiation, although the customer still felt it was overpriced.
That example is a useful warning to compare prices carefully. Expect crowds, and consider visiting in cooler weather. Check branded goods closely: reviews mention counterfeit products and warn about scammers.
If you are buying for a shop, ask clearly for the wholesale rate; if you are buying a single item, confirm the retail price and inspect it before paying.