How to Use a Miswak
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- This video demonstrates how to use a Miswak stick. Ahmed from Alhannah.com first shows viewers how to prepare a new miswak for use. He goes on to explain how a freshly peeled miswak is softened by soaking in either water, or with Rose water which is traditionally used to give the mouth a pleasant fragrance. After preparing his miswak for use, he then demonstrates how to use the stick to clean the mouth without toothpaste.
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Finally, a video showing exactly how to use this. Thank you very much.
Hold miswak from the top as much as possible so you have more control. Miswak should be around the thickness of your pinky finger and always start from right to left. Do this for bottom teeth and then followed by right to left for the top teeth. After use, rinse it and always let it air dry, DO NOT keep it in a wet or sealed package as mould will grow. After few days, cut the miswaak and repeat until it is the length of your pinky finger. It is not recommended to use too thick or too short miswaks.
Hello I'm wondering why it is important to go right to left. Might you know why? Thanks 😊 🙏
@@elkaberpa prob sunnah
hi
i was going to use miswak today
i cut the bark then soaked in water 15 minuts
but no matter how much i chew , the tip of it hardly turns into a bristle
my fingers hurt for keep pressing down on tip of it
is there any tool to make the bristles without chewing them ?
also how to disinfect after using each time ?
pleas help me 😄
@@elkaberpa Praise be to Allah.
It is part of Allaah’s complete blessing upon us and the perfection of this great religion, that Islam organizes all aspects of our lives. There is nothing good but it has shown it to us, and there is nothing bad but it has warned us against it. As well as beliefs, acts of worship, interactions with others and morals and manners, that also includes our private affairs in which Islam shows us the way that is befitting to man’s noble status and the way in which Allaah has honoured him. That includes the way the Muslim eats and drinks, and so on.
This is an established principle in sharee’ah: that which has to do with honour and nobility, such as putting on one's garment and pants and shoes, entering the mosque, using the siwaak, putting on kohl, clipping the nails, trimming the moustache, combing the hair, plucking the armpit hair, shaving the head, saying salaam at the end of prayer, washing the limbs when purifying oneself, exiting the toilet, eating and drinking, shaking hands, touching the Black Stone, etc are all things which it is mustahabb to start on the right or use the right hand. As for things which are the opposite, such as entering the toilet, exiting the mosque, blowing one’s nose, cleaning oneself after using the toilet, taking off one’s garment, pants and shoes, and so on, it is mustahabb to start on the left or use the left hand. All of that is because the right hand is more noble and honoured. This was stated by al-Nawawi in Sharh Saheeh Muslim. There is a great deal of evidence to support this principle, such as the following:
In al-Saheehayn it is narrated that ‘Umar ibn Salamah (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “O young boy, say the name of Allaah and eat with your right hand, and eat from what is nearest to you.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5376) and Muslim (2022).
In Sunan Abi Dawood (33) it is narrated that ‘Aa’ishah (may Allaah be pleased with her) said: The right hand of the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was for his purification and food, and his left hand was for using the toilet and anything that was dirty. Classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood.
Muslim (262) narrated that Salmaan (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: He (meaning the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)) forbade any one of us to clean himself with his right hand.
And Muslim (2020) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “No one among you should eat with his left hand or drink with it, for the shaytaan eats with his left hand and drinks with it.”
Allaah has warned us against disobeying the commands of the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), as He says (interpretation of the meaning):
“And let those who oppose the Messenger’s (Muhammad’s) commandment (i.e. his Sunnah __ legal ways, orders, acts of worship, statements) (among the sects) beware, lest some Fitnah (disbelief, trials, afflictions, earthquakes, killing, overpowered by a tyrant) should befall them or a painful torment be inflicted on them”
[al-Noor 24:63]
This applies if one is able to eat with the right hand. But if one is unable to do so, there is no sin in that. Al-Nawawi said in Sharh Muslim (13/191): The objection to eating and drinking with the left hand applies so long as there is no excuse. If there is an excuse which prevents one from eating and drinking with the right hand because of sickness, injury etc, then it is not makrooh. End quote.
Al-Ghazaali said in al-Ihya’ (4/93): Then the One Who gave you two hands to do things with, some of which are noble, such as picking up the Mus-haf, and some are ignoble, such as removing impurities. So if you pick up the Mus-haf with your left hand, and you remove impurities with your right hand, then you have used that which is noble to do something ignoble, and you have neglected its rights and wronged it, and turned away from what is proper. End quote.
To sum up what the scholars have said about the reasons why the right hand is preferred for things that are noble:
1-That is differing from the shaytaan, as in the case of eating and drinking.
2-It is honouring the right hand over the left.
3-It is using proper etiquette with people, so that one does not shake hands with them, take things from them or give things to them with the hand with which one removes impurities.
4-It is a sign of hope that Allaah will make us among those who are on the right hand (ahl al-yameen).
And Allaah knows best.
I’ve been looking for alternatives to plastic toothbrush. Bamboo toothbrush still uses plastic bristles and cannot be recycled. I think I can try this.
Did you try it? How was it?
Was discussing these with my Egyptian friend at work- as someone who goes camping I like the idea of being able to brush my teeth without leaving a trace of fluoride toothpaste. Thanks for the tutorial.
lol i like your profile picture
@@GreatApeOfTheNorth I laughed right when I saw it
There’s fluoride found naturally I believe in the root. Google to confirm
Did he tell if one stick is one time use ??
@@manuelAAU620 The miswak can be reused, wash everytime after use. Lets say after 4-5 days of use, cut the brush altogether which you made earlier and the repeat the process of pealing the skin 1 inch, soaking in water for 15 mins to an hour, chew it to make it like a brush and wash after each use. Keep repeating the process until the stick becomes too small to use or you lost it😂... I also do not recomment to keep it in toilet with other brushes.. May be keep it in your room or you can also carry it all the time to use it whenever needed. Hope this helps
Although I'm not muslim and I don't follow islamic rules but I'm still watching this video because miswak is a damn good toothbrush. Like it cleans your teeth better than most of today's toothbrushes, it doesn't harm the body in any way like the floride toothpastes, freshens the breath and still eco friendly! I'm planning to switch to miswak and also grow a tree of it. Also, the guy in the tutorial is pretty cute 😊😊.
Ma Shaa ALLAH ALLAHUMMA BARIK 🥺❤✨ we welcome u brother / sister with love...
Cute. And I agree with u. Normal brushes don't really do the job right
Wonder if a religion told you the best way to brush your teeth more than a thousand years ago and it still remains to be the best way. There must be something special about this religion and it kight be the right way of life. Do learn more about Islam and you might find yourself fascinated ✨
You should look into Islam. If the man who advocated for the miswak the best (the prophet ﷺ) is telling you Islam is the truth then you owe it to yourself to look into Islam. Also think about how something natural from trees works so well for our teeth. The creation has a creator behind it and he created everything with a purpose.
@@hamzaasif1077honestly the things that are haram like alcohol, drugs, eating pork etc is to be scientifically not good for you.
Last scene was the best....😆😆😆
the adorable appeal to subscribe got to me
Salam brother, you have great content, and I like how explain it in such an effective manner, I bought “MISWAK” recently and your video helped me out. I finally decided to buy MISWAK yesterday for the main reason it is amazingly effective and good for the environment. Thank you also for explaining how to use it I tend to like I'd know in a video about the benefits of it. Because “ there are SO many of its “BENEFITS”😮 .
Thank you sooo much !
You answered every one of my questions in this video. Very informative , thanks again 🤗
Jazak Allah Khair! The video helped so much! 😁
As-salaamu Alaykum, Ramadan Mubarak! I am so happy to hear that our video was helpful, insha Allah. Thanks for watching and shukran--thanks for the feedback. Jazak Allah Khair. - Ahmed
He makes me laugh he is funny 🤣👌👌 but very informative. I'm not Muslim but I'm interested what prophets have been using in the past therefore I go for organic remedies thank you for the video 👍
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا ونبينا وحبيبنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين عليه أفضل الصلاة والسلام 💗💗💗
So after having it in my bag for years , today i finally open the package and use it. Believe it or not it actually brighten up the color of my teeth at the first apply😄. I'm surprised.
I hope this could also remineralize my weak enamel.
There are glory in sunnah 😍
Same story with me mashallah
If you dip the end in a powder made with calcium carbonate, clove, cinnamon, xylitol and baking soda it will remineralize and whiten your teeth. Calcium carbonate remineralizes
omg this was one of the cutest tutorials i've seen, haha. thanks!
brother so do I keep the miswak in a small cup of water regularly until I use it again?
As-salaamu Alaykum brother, It is only necessary to soak your miswak in a cup of water after you first peel it, in order to soften the end so bristles can form. Once the bristles are formed at the end of your miswak it is not necessary to soak it in between use. Be sure to rinse it off, however, after each use. Then store the clean miswak upright (like a toothbrush) in a clean, dry place. The next time you use it, rinse the bristles off and it will be ready to use. Once the bristles start to wear down, you can trim off the end and prepare your miswak again by peeling and soaking it and then chewing on the end to from new bristles. After trimming the miswak a few time and it becomes too short it will be time to replace it with a new stick. Please feel free to ask if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching and Jazak Allah Khair!
Miswak toothbrush is made of what?
Which country miswak came from ?
@@zulmadridvegas4816 Salam, The miswak I am using, which are the ones we sell at Alhannah.com are natural twigs from the Salvadora Persica tree which is also referred to as arāk, أراك, in Arabic. There are also miswak made from olive tree twigs, however, I prefer the original ones for their antiseptic properties.
@@zulmadridvegas4816 The miswak I am using and we carry is made in Pakistan.
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Alayikum Assalam My Dear Akhi
I'm Imran From Britain
Is it okay to chew on it for a while? I have a bad habit of chewing on things: pens, straws, etc... I figure it is probably better for my teeth to chew on this than those things.
Do the flavored ones have anything in them that is bad for teeth?
Salam, That's a great question! It is perfectly ok to chew on a miswak. In fact, some people chew on miswak to replace bad habits such as smoking. However, if you have any dental work which may become damaged, such as a crown or bridge, we suggest consulting your dentist first. There are no chemicals in the miswak--plain or flavored-- that should damage teeth. Thanks for watching!
Just happen to stumble on this video. Interesting how cultures preform oral hygiene.
Thank u jazakallah khair
Thank you so much. I didn't know that i have to soak it in the water first. Anyway, thank you
Thanks you so much for the information
Jazakallah Khayran
thank you so much
wow.. Such powerful looking set of teeth good enough for miswak video.
Hi, I have a question, are there any studies recommending this and if I have crowns on my teeth, could it harm them?
ماء الورد - rose water
Assalamu Alaikum 4rm 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Thanks for watching!
I am using it ,very good for teeth health because of medicinal health benefits , try once and use regularly , amazing results.
Thank You
Thanks. This was very clear and answered all my questions. I'm excited to try it.
What if i stop brushing my teeths with toothpaste and start using meswaak only for my whole life? Will it be okay
Salaam, Thanks for asking - this is a good question. However, I do not recommend this approach. Using a Miswak and a toothbrush does not have to be mutually exclusive-it does not have to be one or the other. In order to fight tooth decay and prevent tartar build up on our teeth, we brush with a toothbrush, we use toothpaste, we use dental floss to clean between our teeth and rinse with mouthwash all in an effort to keep mouths clean, fresh and healthy. I suggest we think of the miswak as another weapon in our “war” against tooth decay and gum disease. When added to an existing dental regimen, the miswak will improve our efforts to keep cavities and gum disease at bay. I think of the miswak as another tool in my arsenal used to fight tooth decay. Therefore, I use both a miswak and toothbrush daily. Generally, I brush my teeth in the morning and at bedtime. However, I carry a miswak with me and use it throughout the day-especially after eating and after wudu. (It is especially convenient and can be used anywhere, anytime.) As a result, I have noticed a marked reduction of cavities and tartar buildup on my teeth.
@@AlhannahIslamicClothing bro You can use just miswaak 5 times a day and you can leave tooth brush. @Daniyal
Yes it would be okay but use it 5 times before pray.
@Köftespieß it depends. Generally toothbrushes are made of plastic and toothpaste has name harmful ingredients. You can use both, but if you're gonna use a toothbrush with toothpaste, I suggest you look into ones with natural and healthy ingredients (including what your toothbrush is made of)
Mashallah such a wonderful brother. Allah give him all the blessings.
اللهمّ صلّ على محمّد وعلى آل محمّد كما صليت على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنك حميد مجيد.
اللهمّ باركْ على محمّد وعلى آل محمّد كما باركت على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنّك حميد مجيد ❤️
QUESTION !!
so for the miswak 15 minutes is enough to be in the water before use ?
cause other videos said 24 hours or 3 hours
i'm confused
does it get dry itself ? how long takes
brush teeth from up and down or left to right or circular motion ?
after it's dry , can i store it in a plastic box container with lid ?
Salaam, I find soaking a new miswak in water for 15 minutes is sufficient to soften the end enough to form bristles. If you prefer, it can be soaked in water for up to 2 hours to make it a bit softer when you chew on it. However, I would not recommend leaving it in water any longer than is necessary, and in my opinion soaking it for 24 hours is far too long. (There is no right or wrong answer other than what works best for you.) After soaking it, chew on the end a couple of times and then spread the end apart by pushing on the top of the miswak with your thumb. When you push it apart, brush like bristles will form.
When you brush your teeth with the miswak use an up and down motion to clean the plaque from your teeth in front and in back. You can also make sideways motions however do not put excessive pressure on your teeth and gums. Use similar pressure that you would use with a toothbrush.
Before you use your miswak rinse it under water and again when you are done. The miswak can be left out to air dry between use, just like a toothbrush. If you prefer, you can store it in a clean container or in a plastic baggie to take along with you.
If there is anything else you would like clarified, please ask. Thanks for watching!
thank you so much
what about the back of the teeth though, especially the front ones where (I certainly) get most plaque build up.
Guess I'll just have to keep using my rotating phillips for that!
The healthiest way for tooth hygiene
I want to start using misvak in my Ramadan. So today I will do Misbah😊🇵🇰
Masha,allah
Mashalaah
Masha Allah. Helpful
MashaAllah thank you so much brother i was wondering how to use it and ur video rlly helps me a lot! I subscribed, and thank u so much ☺
Thank you a lot JazakAllah for helping me!
Not arabic or muslim but fascinated with this channel, is the miswak used instead of a toothbrush in different cultures or in addition to, is there any reason other than that's just the way it is?
who would vote thumbs down ?
This is a good video
I believe the miswak sticks work because his teeth are beautiful
Is it normal that it smells really bad and burned?
Salam, A fresh miswak does have a very distinct scent. I would describe the scent almost like a cross between an earthy scent and licorice. Although some people are not particularly fond of the initial scent, a new miswak should never smelled burned or have a chemical taste or taste rancid. When you initially peel the miswak you should not leave it soaking in water too long. Some people suggest leaving it overnight, but I really think that is too long. I find 10-15 minutes or 1/2 hour at the very most is sufficient to soften the miswak enough to form bristles. (If you soak it too long, for example overnight, it may acquire an unpleasant odor from sitting in the water.) (You might also try soaking the Miswak in Rosewater or Peppermint essential oil to give it a pleasant scent.) After soaking the miswak you should chew on the end to soften and separate the bristles. Chewing on the Miswak to separate the bristles is the only time I have ever tasted an unpleasant bitter flavor. Also, I find that if any of the outer peel is left on the miswak stick, the bitterness will tend to be stronger. After chewing on your miswak for the first time, you should rinse your mouth to remove the bitterness and also rinse the new miswak. Also, remember to rinse the miswak after each use. After using my miswak one or two times, I find that strong scent diminishes and it just has a light odor similar to licorice or fennel seed. Personally, I like to use the "Al-Falah" brand miswak I used in the video because they are fresh, soft and the do not smell bad. I hope this helped and if you have any further questions feel free to ask. Thanks for watching! Jazak Allah Khair.
@@AlhannahIslamicClothing thanks for the answer. The miswak i opened was probably more then 5years old. That may be the reason.
I’m so glad I found the flavored ones! I tried regular and I couldn’t with the taste 😢
I have the regular one
It's taste like pickle
U didn’t mentioned what to do with the water in my mouth should spit it or swallow it
This is what I came here for also, but I'm guessing since it's saliva mixed with all the badies from the mouth and teeth, that it needs to be spat out. I don't know
Salam, Unlike toothpaste, there is nothing toxic in a miswak. Therefore, it is up to you. Thanks for watching!
Thank you mate :) Very helpful! :)
Ma sha Allah, jazaak Allah khair brother
Jazaka'Allah for this video!
Just used this technique and felt good
What's best way to store a miswak after use?
Do you brush your tongue with it?
I got this today from my syrian friend,looks nice i am gonna try it
I just purchased cherry, strawberry and grape from ur link! Thanks. Can’t wait to get em
Walaikumassalam Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuhu
BTW am not Muslim . Miswak is just like a toothbrush
Can you use one stick multiple times or is it one time use per stick?
Salam, The miswak are intended for multiple use. You can continue using your miswak until it is too short to use comfortably. After using it rinse it well (as you would a toothbrush) and stand up to dry. When the bristles become broken, then trim your miswak the same way as when it was new. It can be trimmed until it is too short to use. Miswak can last anywhere from a week to a month or more depending upon how often you trim it. Shukran--Thanks for watching!
@@AlhannahIslamicClothing thank you so much!!!
Well I just soak it in water then bite the tip off n chew the tip for first time ,then use...the desi way!
Salaam w. MashaAllah great video showing correct way to use miswak. And very good voice and pronunciation. Thankyou. Allah hafiz.
Salam alaikum. Thank you for your informative video. Every time I get to the step: chew the miswak, the bristles break off, no matter how soft/hard I chew. I haven't been able to make the bristles show up and fan out. I've tried several different methods. Is it okay to brush with the bristles stuck together? I really need some advice. Thank you. Jazakallah Khairan .
Did you soak it in water beforehand?
Is that rose water the same one sold is supermarkets and used in cooking?
I searched for meswak tutorial,got this channel named al-hannah and my name is hanna🙄
how many times can one miswak be used
Whenever the stick shrinks so it will take at least 6 7 months maybe more
u should cut it
Informative!
Thank you Ahmed ❤️
Thanks for watching. Jazak Allah Khair!
Can you just use it or do you need to put it in water? What are the benefits of putting it in water?
Thank you, had no idea how to use these. Haven't had good oral hygeine these last few years and finally doing something about it. Bought a pack and hoping it'll help motivate me to keep up with it.
Thanks bro
What tree does the miswak come from
My miswak is breaking off and leaving little splinters in my mouth. What am I doing incorrectly please?
Hi, I have a question, are there any studies recommending this and if I have crowns on my teeth, could it harm them?
Thank You Sir...😊👌
JazakALLAH!
Thanks. You have a wonderful smile brother
Please tell me how long does miswak last
Very informative video for those who don't know how to use maswak before
HAHA😆 THE LAST SO FUNNY THANKS FOR THE VIDEO ASSALAMUAILAIKUM!😀
So do we spit out the bad stuff after we brush or do we swallow it ?
Spit
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17) Hide Other’s faults and sins(only minor sins)
18) Observing Patience during Hard Times(only minor sins)
19) Making some dhikr(only minor sins)
20) Saying ‘Subhan-Allah’ 100 times(only minor sins)
21) The best duaa for seeking forgiveness is to say :
“Allahuma Anta Rabbi, la ilaha illa Anta, khalaqtani wa ana ‘abduka, wa ana ‘ala ‘ahdika wa wa dika mastata tu, a udhu bika min sharri ma sana tu, abu u laka bini matika ‘alayya, wa abu u laka bidhanbi faghfir li, fa innahu la yaghfirudh-dhunuba illa Anta.”
(O Allah! You are my Lord. There is no god except You. You have created, I am Your slave, I hold to Your Covenant as far as I can. I seek refuge in You from the evil of what I have done. I acknowledge the favours that You have bestowed upon me and I confess my sins. Pardon me, for none but You has the power to pardon)(all sins can be erased if this dua used with the conditions of repentence there are 5:
1-Repentence is for Allah(سبحانه و تعالى) sincerly
2-Regreting your sin
3-Intending never to do it again
4-Stop doing it
5-Asking Allah(سبحانه و تعالى) for forgiveness, and there are many ways but the best one is mentioned above
Thank you very much brother but remove music please
As-salaamu Alaykum - Shukran, Thank you for watching! Our newer videos are no longer made with music. They may contain Islamic nasheeds without instrumentation. Jazak Allah Khair.
After using miswak ,is it necessary to swallow water .
As-salaamu Alaykum, No - it is not necessary. It is ok to spit the water just as you would when brushing your teeth. Jazak Allah Khair & thanks for watching!
I’ve just been chewing mine until the bristles show.. is this an okay thing to do?
Thank u bro
Eid mubarak
Eid Mubarak to you and your family! Thank you for watching and Jazak Allah Khair.
Very clear and concise. Thank you!
Do we have to soak it every time you brush or just the firs
Walaikumasalam from Lahore Pakistan
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. Thanks for watching!
Please do not do this again because the video is not showing because it is written on the screen.😢😢😢
As-salaamu Alaykum, the text, referred to by TH-cam as “subtitles” is there for viewers who are either hearing impaired, or simply wish to have help understanding what is being said in our videos. If you do not wish to view the “subtitles” they can be turned off by going into the TH-cam “settings” and turning them off. The location of the “settings” varies, depending upon whether you are viewing our video on a Mobile device or on a computer. On a mobile device the settings can be found by clicking on the three dots in the middle, top portion of the screen. On a computer the settings are found by clicking on the “gear” shaped icon on the right side of the screen. Thank you for watching our video and Jazak Allah Khair!
Thanks for information.
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tnq
I am a Malaysian thank you i said the past humans made the future toothbrush worst to make the past good
I know how to use the miswak but I searched up this video because my miswak keeps drying out! The bristles become hard everyday n i'll have to soak it regularly. Also I bought good ones from Makkah but they seem flavourless in a day or two😐
We in America do better using foreign products, come on. Im believing this will work great
how many times we can use 1 miswak ? Is there any expiry or else ?
JazakAllah
Mansh' Allah 🥰❤️🥰