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Should you buy thick or thin miswak?

This is a personal preference. Some customers like the feel of thin miswaks especially between the teeth, whilst others prefer the bigger brush size of the thicker miswaks sweep over the teeth.

If you prefer thin diameter miswak, during the checkout you can leave a simple note requesting so.

This option is only valid with single miswaks\refills that do not need require packaging to be opened. i.e. Not valid for miswak with Holders.

• Increases salivation, thereby inhibiting dry mouth (Xerostomia).
• Removes bad breath and odours from the mouth.
• Creates a pleasant fragrance in the mouth.
• Kills bacteria that causes gum disease. 
• Fights plaque effectively.
• Fights against cavities.

1. Amir Bin Rabiyah (RA) narrates: "I saw Prophet ( PBUH ) using miswak while he was fasting many times that I can’t count.” (Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi)  
2. “The fasting person uses miswak at the beginning and the end of the day.” (Bukhara)  
3. According to Imam Abu Yusuf, it is makruh (disliked) for a fasting person to use a wet miswak (dampened with water); however, other religious scholars say it is not makruh to use a wet or a dry miswak. Source: Great Islamic Jurisprudence Book, Omer Nasuhi Bilmen.

• If teeth are brushed without toothpaste, the fast is not invalidated (broken).    
• If teeth are brushed with toothpaste, the fast is not invalidated either. However, it is makruh to do so since it is highly possible to damage the fast.
• While brushing the teeth, it is highly possible for paste and water to go down the throat. Fast is invalidated if paste, water or blood is swallowed.
• Consequently, it is obvious that, for a person who wants to clean his teeth while fasting, the most appropriate and safest way is the use of miswak.