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    §  mouth, it is in accordance with the Sunnah, the angels become happy, Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ is pleased, it increases good deeds and cures the stomach. (Jam’-ul-Jawami’ lis-Suyuti, vol. 5, pp. 249, Hadees 14867)

    §  Miswak should be from Zaytoon, or Neem, or similar trees/plants having a bitter taste.

    §  Thickness of the Miswak should be equal to the little finger.

    §  Miswak should not be longer than one’s hand span as Satan sits on it.

    §  The strands of the Miswak should be soft; otherwise, they might cause spaces between the teeth and gums.

    §  If a Miswak is fresh then it is excellent; otherwise soak it in a glass of water until it becomes soft.

    §  Trim the strands of the Miswak every day as they are beneficial only as long as they have some bitterness.

    §  Brush your teeth horizontally with the Miswak.

    §  Always brush your teeth with a Miswak in three cycles.

    §  And rinse it after each cycle.

    §  Hold the Miswak in the right hand in such a manner that the little finger remains beneath it and the middle three fingers remain over it while the thumb is also beneath pointing upwards (near the soft strands that are used to brush the teeth).

    §  First brush (with Miswak) the top right row of the teeth then top left row. Then clean the bottom right row and then the bottom left row of the teeth.

    §  Using the Miswak by gripping it in the form of a closed fist poses the risk of piles.

    §  Miswak is a pre-Wudu Sunnah but if one has foul breath, using the Miswak becomes Sunnat-ul-Muakkadah. (Fatawa Razawiyyah, vol. 1, pp. 623)

     

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