Miswak Al-Haramain

Miswak Al-Haramain

Modern medicine has confirmed the benefits of the Siwak, indicating its many benefits for oral and dental health to the extent that some have extracted its components and used them as toothpaste. The Siwak is taken from the roots of desert trees that are spread in many regions, most of which are found in the Arabian Peninsula. It is taken from a tree called Arak in the Arab region, which is a broad, perennial, green tree with tender branches intertwined with each other, and sometimes reaches a height of ten meters or more. Its roots are long and extend under the surface of the earth. They are uprooted and then cut into small sticks that are used as a Siwak, which is considered a natural toothbrush. It is very practical to use at any time because it does not require toothpaste like a brush, as its juice acts as toothpaste.