When is the use of the siwak emphasized
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Question:
This questioner asks: When is the use of the siwak emphasized? And what is the ruling on using the siwak for one who is waiting for the prayer during the khutbah?
Answer:
Yes, the siwak is a confirmed sunnah (recommended practice) with great virtue in it. One uses it when waking up from sleep at night, when intending to perform wudu' (the ablution for prayer), and when praying, when he intends to pray, because it is a purifier for the mouth and a means of pleasing the Lord, as mentioned in the hadith. One uses it when the smell of his mouth changes due to prolonged silence or something similar. Yes.
This questioner asks: When is the use of the siwak emphasized? And what is the ruling on using the siwak for one who is waiting for the prayer during the khutbah?
Answer:
Yes, the siwak is a confirmed sunnah (recommended practice) with great virtue in it. One uses it when waking up from sleep at night, when intending to perform wudu' (the ablution for prayer), and when praying, when he intends to pray, because it is a purifier for the mouth and a means of pleasing the Lord, as mentioned in the hadith. One uses it when the smell of his mouth changes due to prolonged silence or something similar. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/045 — archive.org (14:11)
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