Explanation of the times when using the miswak is emphasized
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Q22: The questioner asks: When is the use of the miswak emphasized? And what is the ruling on using the miswak for one who is waiting for the prayer during the sermon?
A22: Using the miswak is a recommended practice (sunnah) at all times, and it is emphasized when one gets up for night prayer; if one gets up at night, the first thing he should do is use the miswak. It is also emphasized when the smell of the mouth changes, and when performing the ablution (wudu'), before the rinsing of the mouth. It is also emphasized when one intends to say the opening takbir, before the opening takbir. This is from the recommended practices (sunnah).
A22: Using the miswak is a recommended practice (sunnah) at all times, and it is emphasized when one gets up for night prayer; if one gets up at night, the first thing he should do is use the miswak. It is also emphasized when the smell of the mouth changes, and when performing the ablution (wudu'), before the rinsing of the mouth. It is also emphasized when one intends to say the opening takbir, before the opening takbir. This is from the recommended practices (sunnah).
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