when u wake up in the morning b4 fajr to eat brush ur teeth b4 eating and after uv finished eating b4 going back to sleep dats if u are.. use mouthwash for 1min and str8 after brush ur teeth with toothpaste. it really works!
Fasting and bad breath during Ramadan may come hand in hand, and a lot of this has to do with the dryness of the mouth during the fast. This is not unexpected. With no food and water, your salivary glands are not producing enough saliva to keep your breath fresh. Naturally, this results in bad breath.
There are many ways to deal with fasting and bad breath during Ramadan without crossing any line. First of all, the main thing you need to do is to continue to brush your teeth normally. Just be absolutely sure that you don't swallow anything. Even if you're not eating during the day, you should still brush your teeth when you wake up like you always would. You then want to brush them after eating at Sehri. Some Muslims recommend using a Siwak or tooth stick to keep the mouth fresh and clean during Ramadan.
There are other things that you can do as well. Often, having a dry mouth can cause bad breath. During Sehri, if you drink 2 to 3 glasses of water, it should help with this. Drinking plenty of water will help keep your mouth from drying out, and causing bad breath. It may also help keep you hydrated during the next day. You should also remember to floss between your teeth as part of your normal dental hygiene routine. Mouthwash is acceptable for Ramadan as well, since you are not actually swallowing anything. However, you should stay away from alcohol based mouthwashes since they can dry the mouth out more and make the problem worse.
To summarize, remember to brush your teeth normally during Ramadan, floss, use mouthwash or a Siwak, and remember dont forget to brush your tongue, and remember to drink plenty of water. Following these tips will help you avoid bad breath during Ramadan or other fasting times.
In a variant of Muslim, "Every action of the son of Adam is multiplied. A good action receives from ten to seven hundred times. Allah Almighty said, "Fasting is Mine and I repay it. He leaves his appetites and food for My sake. The faster experiences two joys: a joy when he breaks his fast and a joy when he meets his Lord. The changed breath in the mouth of the faster is more fragrant to Allah than the scent of musk."
what do u do then about it can u share the secret lol
Well, I brush my teeth right before Suhoor time ends, and my school ends before noon, and I typically don't sleep after Suhoor, so the smell only starts to come at school...
Question: Is it permissible for one who is fasting to use toothpaste during the day?
Response: It is permissible for one who is fasting to use toothpaste , being careful that nothing from the solution goes down his throat. It is preferable he clean his mouth with a miswaak and other than it from that which doesn't reach the throat, just as one should not exaggerate whilst gargling the water in the mouth during ablution (wudoo).
Shaykh Ibn Fowzaan
Fataawa Ramadhaan - Volume 2, Page 496, Fatwa No. 445;
al-Muntaqaa min Fatawaa ash-Shaykh Saalih ibn Fowzaan - Volume 3, Fatwa No. 158
AsSalamOAlaikum WaRehmatuAllah WaBarkatuhu
Alhamdulillah!! Wow you only have it during Ramadhan!! Some of the brothers, have it all 12 months MarshaAllah thats a lot of fasting!
My suggestion is to (in order)....
1) Drink plenty of water
2) Eat fruit 3) Brush your teeth
4) Scrape you tongue
5) Antibacterial mouthwashes
My friend also has foul breath....I gave her these suggestions:
•Have a better diet in Iftaari.
•Brush your teeth throughly.
•Avoid eating garlic and onions for your Iftaari.
All the best as I may have to use these when school resumes,Insha'Allah.May Allah make it easier for you and all Muslim males and females.
Question: Is it permissible for one who is fasting to use toothpaste during the day?
Response: It is permissible for one who is fasting to use toothpaste , being careful that nothing from the solution goes down his throat. It is preferable he clean his mouth with a miswaak and other than it from that which doesn't reach the throat, just as one should not exaggerate whilst gargling the water in the mouth during ablution (wudoo).
Shaykh Ibn Fowzaan
Fataawa Ramadhaan - Volume 2, Page 496, Fatwa No. 445;
al-Muntaqaa min Fatawaa ash-Shaykh Saalih ibn Fowzaan - Volume 3, Fatwa No. 158
Drank about 6 glasses of water at Sehri time, brushed after Iftar, then brushed again after Sehri and used mouthwash, brushed again in the morning.
Only problem with drinking that much water is that you end up going to the toilet like 5 times in the night
Also I wear very strong perfume to mask the bad odour
Ukhtee... Just remember this hadith.
The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said, "Every good deed of the son of Adam will be multiplied. He will receive ten-fold to seven hundred fold reward for a good deed. Allah the Glorious and Majestic has said 'but fasting is exceptional, for it is done for Me and I will give reward for it, since one abandons his passion and food for My sake. There are two occasions of joy for one who fasts, joy when he breaks it and joy when he meets his Lord; and the breath (of an observer of fast) is sweeter to Allah than the fragrance of musk." [Related by AI-Bukhari and Muslim].
so i guess if you have a worse bad breath...than InshaAllah is much sweeter to Allah swt .
Not that i'm translating it literally...huhu
25:36 And the true servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk the earth with humility and when the ignorant address them, they respond with words of peace.
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MarshaAllah thats a lot of fasting!
..I gave her these suggestions:
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