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**TEFSADDERFISA** · 09-04-2012, 04:22 AM

Thats wrong way, no wonder people don't get any benefit, miswak has to be used from side to side, not up and down.

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Miswaak is to be held in the right hand.

According to ‘Abd Allah Ibn Mas’ud the Miswaak should be held in the right hand so that the small finger is below the Miswaak and the thumb is below the tip and the other fingers are on top of the Miswaak. It should not be held in the fist. (Rahdul Mukhtar)

6. Aadaab (Etiquette) of Miswaak.

(1) The Miswaak should be a straight twig, devoid of roughness.
(2) The Miswaak should be clean.
(3) The Miswaak should not be too hard nor too soft.
(4) The Miswaak should not be used while one is lying down.
(5) The new Miswaak should be approximately 8 inches (a hand-span) in length.
(6) The Miswaak should be the thickness of the forefinger.
(7) Before using the Miswaak, it should be washed.
(8) After use it should be washed as well.
(9) The Miswaak should not be sucked.
(10) The Miswaak should be placed vertically when not in use. It should not be thrown onto the ground.
(11) If the Miswaak is dry it should be moistened with water prior to use. This is Musthahab. It is preferable to moisten it with Rose water.
(12) The Miswaak should not be used in the toilet.
(13) The Miswaak should be used at least thrice (brush three times) for each section of the mouth, e.g. brush the upper layer of teeth thrice, then the lower layer thrice, etc.
(14) The Miswaak should not be used at both ends.
(15) The Miswaak should not be taken from an unknown tree as it may be poisonous.

Ref: Islam.tc

7. Sunnah for using Miswaak:

1. For the recitation of the Holy Qur’an.
2. For the recitation of Hadith.
3. When the mouth emits bad odour.
4. For teaching or learning the virtues of Islam.
5. For making remembrance of Allah (The Exalted).
6. Before intercourse.
7. After entering one’s home.
8. Before entering any good gathering.
9. When experiencing pangs of hunger or thirst.
10. After the time of Suhoor.
11. Before meals.
12. Before and after a journey.
13. Before and after sleeping.

Ref: Islam.tc
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Bro, im a new miswak user.
Question: When we cut off the old bristles of the miswak to use fresh ones, what do we do with them? Is it disrespectful to just throw the used bristles in the garbage?

09-04-2012, 04:22 AM	#5
TEFSADDERFISA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 659 Senior Member	Thats wrong way, no wonder people don't get any benefit, miswak has to be used from side to side, not up and down. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miswaak is to be held in the right hand. According to ‘Abd Allah Ibn Mas’ud the Miswaak should be held in the right hand so that the small finger is below the Miswaak and the thumb is below the tip and the other fingers are on top of the Miswaak. It should not be held in the fist. (Rahdul Mukhtar) 6. Aadaab (Etiquette) of Miswaak. (1) The Miswaak should be a straight twig, devoid of roughness. (2) The Miswaak should be clean. (3) The Miswaak should not be too hard nor too soft. (4) The Miswaak should not be used while one is lying down. (5) The new Miswaak should be approximately 8 inches (a hand-span) in length. (6) The Miswaak should be the thickness of the forefinger. (7) Before using the Miswaak, it should be washed. (8) After use it should be washed as well. (9) The Miswaak should not be sucked. (10) The Miswaak should be placed vertically when not in use. It should not be thrown onto the ground. (11) If the Miswaak is dry it should be moistened with water prior to use. This is Musthahab. It is preferable to moisten it with Rose water. (12) The Miswaak should not be used in the toilet. (13) The Miswaak should be used at least thrice (brush three times) for each section of the mouth, e.g. brush the upper layer of teeth thrice, then the lower layer thrice, etc. (14) The Miswaak should not be used at both ends. (15) The Miswaak should not be taken from an unknown tree as it may be poisonous. Ref: Islam.tc 7. Sunnah for using Miswaak: 1. For the recitation of the Holy Qur’an. 2. For the recitation of Hadith. 3. When the mouth emits bad odour. 4. For teaching or learning the virtues of Islam. 5. For making remembrance of Allah (The Exalted). 6. Before intercourse. 7. After entering one’s home. 8. Before entering any good gathering. 9. When experiencing pangs of hunger or thirst. 10. After the time of Suhoor. 11. Before meals. 12. Before and after a journey. 13. Before and after sleeping. Ref: Islam.tc ------------------------------------------------------- Bro, im a new miswak user. Question: When we cut off the old bristles of the miswak to use fresh ones, what do we do with them? Is it disrespectful to just throw the used bristles in the garbage?
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