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The Miswak, a natural toothbrush, is celebrated within Islamic teachings for its numerous virtues. The article discusses its benefits and associated hadiths, highlighting that while some might be weak, they are accepted due to the spiritual uplift they provide, reflecting a rich legacy of oral hygiene in religious practice.
 
A fascinating discussion unfolds about whether the Miswak should be used with the right or left hand. With varying opinions from notable Islamic scholars, this article captures the nuances of the debate and suggests that differences in practice stem from different interpretations within Islamic jurisprudence.