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The home of pure natural toothbrush, used for more than a millennium without the need for modern harmful chemicals found in toothpaste.
Virtues of the Miswak, Prophet Muhammed  said: "Had it not been for the sake of over burdening my Ummah I would have ordered the use of Miswak with every wudu"
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It has also been narrated by reliable sources that the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) was emphatic in the daily use of Miswak, upon waking, before and after eating, leaving and entering his house, before ablution, and prayers. Furthermore it was a practice of all the Prophets (peace by upon them). Some scholars have mentioned upto 70 benefits from the use of Miswak.
Common Names: Salt bush, Mustard tree, The tooth brush tree. Internationally known as: Arak, Siwak, Peelu, Miswak. Scientific Name: Salvadora Persica Potential Dental Benefits With Regular Use: Research shows that the bark of the "Toothbrush Tree" contains on antibiotic which suppresses the growth of bacteria and the formation of plaque in the mouth. Research also suggests that the regular use of Miswak significantly reduces plaque, gingivitis, and the growth of cariogenic bacteria. No toothpaste required! Miswak, naturally contains many components such as fluoride, astringents, detergents, resins (a possible enamel protectant) and abrasives. Before the advent of plastic, synthetic toothbrushes, people in many parts of the world cleaned their teeth with the all natural Toothbrush Tree. Today many still use Miswak as their primary preventive measure in oral hygiene. Miswaks.com Miswaks The feature product of Miswaks.com is our traditional, natural toothbrush. Hand picked from the best available raw material, with exclusive processing to maintain it's freshness with all it's benefits, in practical, attractive packing. 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 and box of 144 piece packing, in natural and natural mint flavor. How to use the Miswak
Simply scrape off bark from the tip (half an inch), then chew the tip gently until brush like and the fiber becomes soft. Brush teeth horizontally and vertically from time to time. When the bristles are worn and the flavor has subsided, cut them off & repeat instruction. Miswak is also spelled as Miswaak, Meswak, Miswaq or Meswaq. In Arabic, it's also known as sewak. Some people prefer spelling it as sewak, siwak, siwaak and with such small variations.
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