Order dates (khajoor) by the name on the listing — Ajwa, Mabroom, Sukkary, Kalmi or a gift box — then confirm the box or kilo size on the product page.
Pakistani homes buy khajoor for iftar, guests and gifts. Khan Dry Fruit groups them under Dates, with sub-collections for named styles.
Key takeaways
- Use Ajwa Dates, Mabroom and Sukkri when you want a named style.
- Gift trays are listed under Dates Gift Box.
- Soft refrigerated dates and dry boxes are different listings — read the title.
Named date styles we sell
If the pack is Ajwa, the product name will include Ajwa. Same for Mabroom, Sukkary, Kalmi and Mazafati. We do not relabel a generic date as Ajwa.
Saudi-style and Iranian dry dates have their own collections: Saudi Arabian Dates and Dry Irani Dates.
Box size for iftar and guests
A small box suits a few iftar evenings. A larger box or kilo listing suits a family that finishes dates quickly. Compare photos and weight on each page.
Products to open on Khan Dry Fruit
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Questions people ask
Do you sell Medjool?
If Medjool is in a product title, that page is the listing. Search the Dates category for the exact name.
How should I store khajoor?
Keep the box closed. Soft dates often keep better cool; dry dates prefer a cupboard away from steam. Follow any note on the pack.
Sources and further reading
This article is a shopping guide for customers in Pakistan. It is not medical advice. Pack size, origin wording and price always follow the live product page.
