What is the ruling on one who uses a miswak while it is in his hand, such as a dental bridge?
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The questioner : Shaykh, if he uses a miswak on his teeth while it is in his hand?
The Shaykh : A bridge, I mean.
The questioner : Yes, okay, I mean, it is as if he?
The Shaykh : What is your opinion? Let us look at the teeth, but it appears that this is not considered part of the actual teeth. We say that it is sufficient for you to wash it or clean it with soap. It must also be the gums, because in reality, we say, yes.
The questioner : Say with the wudu, how does he put water in his mouth and wash it, neither before nor after?
The Shaykh : Yes, yes. No, if the water enters his mouth, he is coming to us. Wait until we reach it.
The Shaykh : A bridge, I mean.
The questioner : Yes, okay, I mean, it is as if he?
The Shaykh : What is your opinion? Let us look at the teeth, but it appears that this is not considered part of the actual teeth. We say that it is sufficient for you to wash it or clean it with soap. It must also be the gums, because in reality, we say, yes.
The questioner : Say with the wudu, how does he put water in his mouth and wash it, neither before nor after?
The Shaykh : Yes, yes. No, if the water enters his mouth, he is coming to us. Wait until we reach it.