Midweek Awesome Deals - Al Rawda, Ajman from Hashim Hypermarket UAE until 22nd October
Oct 20 - Oct 22, 2026
Ends todayHashim Hypermarket's promotion leaflet for this week is valid from 20 October 2026 until 22 October 2026. It has 13 pages. Source: WowDeals, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 20 October 2026 to 22 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 13 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
Aug 20 - Aug 23, 2026
Expired
Sep 22 - Sep 23, 2026
Expired
Oct 1 - Oct 4, 2026
Expired
Oct 2 - Oct 5, 2026
Expired
Oct 15 - Oct 18, 2026
Expired
Oct 16 - Oct 19, 2026
ExpiredThe current Hashim Hypermarket promotion leaflet is valid from 20 October 2026 until 22 October 2026.
The current edition has 13 pages.
Press reports from July 2026 say it was established in 1979 as Hashim General Trading and Flour Mill.
Recent editions name Al Rawda and Al Rashidiya in Ajman, and Al Saja'a Industrial and Al Yarmook in Sharjah.
The Al Yarmook branch lists fresh produce, seafood, butchery, a live bakery, spices, roasted products, electronics and garments.
Hashim Hypermarket does not announce a leaflet release day on any official page we could open, but the editions listed on AdsSOS show a rhythm of short mid-week and mid-month campaigns, each issued per branch. The "Midweek Awesome Deals" sheets for the week of 20 October 2026 started on Tuesday: the Al Rawda branch in Ajman ran to 22 October, while Al Rashidiya in Ajman and Al Saja'a Industrial in Sharjah ran to 21 October. Earlier, "Midmonth Deal Breaker" booklets of 16 pages ran from 16 to 19 October at Al Rawda and from 15 to 18 October at Al Yarmook in Sharjah. Validity therefore varies by one or two days between branches, so always match the sheet to the branch you plan to visit.
These leaflets belong to our group of hypermarkets in the UAE; the United Arab Emirates promotion leaflets overview shows how the chain compares with others.
We found no loyalty card, points scheme or shopping app for Hashim Hypermarket in the sources we could open, and the July 2026 press release about its newest branch does not mention one. We therefore describe none. The release does list what the Al Yarmook hypermarket stocks: freshly ground spices and pulses, roastery products, fresh produce, fresh seafood, a butchery, a hot food section, a live bakery, electronics and garments. Because the group began as a flour and spice business, the spice, grain and coffee counters are the departments the company itself emphasises, which is useful context when a leaflet page is dominated by staple foods.
No price-match promise, coupon scheme or published returns policy for Hashim Hypermarket turned up in our research. General UAE rules still help. Retailers are expected to display their return policy, defective goods can be returned, and change-of-mind returns depend on the shop's own terms. For electronics or clothing bought from the leaflet, ask the cashier about exchange conditions and keep the receipt, since the store lists both categories in its newest branch.
The Federal Tax Authority requires prices shown to consumers to include value added tax, so the figure shown for a spice or a kitchen appliance on a leaflet should be the tax-inclusive price, subject to limits stated on the sheet.
We could not verify opening hours for any Hashim branch, and we avoid quoting a map listing that claims round-the-clock service for one Ajman site because we could not confirm it from an official page. In Ramadan 2026 UAE supermarkets reportedly kept their usual schedules while malls opened later in the evening, so check the individual branch. Weekends are set by each employer in the UAE rather than by one national retail rule, so call before a Friday trip. We found no published clearance or markdown routine.
Shoppers in Sharjah and Ajman can compare Hashim's sheets with Nesto weekly offers and Lulu weekly offers, both of which are listed on AdsSOS.
Gulf News and Khaleej Times described Hashim Group as an established FMCG name and reported in July 2026 that it was founded in 1979 as Hashim General Trading and Flour Mill. The same reports said the Al Yarmook hypermarket in Sharjah was inaugurated by Sheikh Rashid bin Saqr Al Qasimi and is the group's seventh branch. The group's divisions include hypermarkets, supermarkets, flour mills, general trading, department stores and specialised nuts and spices outlets, and its chairman said it plans to keep expanding across the UAE. The reports did not list the other six branches, so we name only the sites that appear in our own leaflet titles: Al Rawda and Al Rashidiya in Ajman, and Al Saja'a Industrial and Al Yarmook in Sharjah.
For another hypermarket comparison, see Grand Hypermarket promotions this week.