๐ฟ Tasbeeh Counter
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SubhanAllah
Target: 33
What Is Tasbeeh?
Tasbeeh (ุชุณุจูุญ) refers to the act of saying "SubhanAllah" (Glory be to Allah) and, more broadly, performing dhikr (remembrance of Allah). Using a tasbeeh counter โ physical or digital โ helps you keep accurate count during dhikr sessions.
The Prophet ๏ทบ recommended counting dhikr on fingers, but a tasbeeh counter is a widely accepted aid for those who prefer to focus entirely on the meaning rather than the count.
"Whoever says 'SubhanAllah wa bihamdihi' 100 times, his sins will be forgiven even if they are as much as the foam of the sea."
โ Sahih al-Bukhari 6405
Common Dhikr and Their Counts
- SubhanAllah (33ร) โ Glory be to Allah
- Alhamdulillah (33ร) โ All praise is due to Allah
- Allahu Akbar (34ร) โ Allah is the Greatest
- Astaghfirullah (100ร) โ I seek forgiveness from Allah
- La ilaha illallah (100ร) โ There is no god but Allah
- Salawat (100ร) โ Blessings upon the Prophet ๏ทบ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is using a digital tasbeeh counter allowed in Islam?
Yes. Scholars generally permit digital counters as tools to help maintain count, just as physical tasbeeh beads are permitted. The intention and focus remain what matters most.
What is the best time for tasbeeh?
After each of the 5 daily prayers is the most recommended time. Tasbeeh after Fajr and Asr are particularly emphasized in hadith.
Can I do dhikr in any language?
The specific dhikr phrases (SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, etc.) should be said in Arabic. Understanding their meaning in your own language is encouraged and deepens the spiritual benefit.
Does the counter save my history?
Yes โ your session history for today is saved locally in your browser. It resets each new day so you start fresh.