When the use of the siwak becomes emphasized and its ruling during the sermon
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, this person asks and says: When does the use of the siwak become emphasized? And what is the ruling on using the siwak for one waiting for the prayer during the sermon?
Answer:
The miswak is a confirmed recommended practice (sunnah). One uses it when he gets up, when he gets up from his night sleep, when he gets up from his sleep at night, when the smell of his mouth changes, when his speech has been prolonged, when he intends to recite, and when he enters the prayer. All of these are occasions for it. As for when the imam arrives for the sermon, he remains still, does not move anything, and listens to the sermon. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, this person asks and says: When does the use of the siwak become emphasized? And what is the ruling on using the siwak for one waiting for the prayer during the sermon?
Answer:
The miswak is a confirmed recommended practice (sunnah). One uses it when he gets up, when he gets up from his night sleep, when he gets up from his sleep at night, when the smell of his mouth changes, when his speech has been prolonged, when he intends to recite, and when he enters the prayer. All of these are occasions for it. As for when the imam arrives for the sermon, he remains still, does not move anything, and listens to the sermon. Yes.
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فتاوى على الهواء 06-08-1435هـ — alfawzan.live (55:33)
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