Quick Answer
A Tasbih counter tracks repetitions of Islamic dhikr (remembrance of Allah). The classic post-prayer sequence: SubhanAllah × 33, Alhamdulillah × 33, Allahu Akbar × 34 — totalling 100 repetitions (Tasbihat-e-Fatimah).
What Is a Tasbih Counter?
Tasbih (تسبيح) means 'to glorify Allah.' A Tasbih counter — traditionally a string of 33 or 99 beads (misbaha) — tracks dhikr repetitions without losing count. The most common post-prayer Tasbih is Tasbihat-e-Fatimah: SubhanAllah × 33, Alhamdulillah × 33, Allahu Akbar × 34. The Prophet ﷺ said this is worth more than everything in this world (Sahih Muslim).
Beyond the post-prayer sequence, dhikr includes Astaghfirullah, La ilaha illallah, Subhanallahi wa bihamdihi, and others. This digital counter handles any custom target throughout the day.
How to Use This Tasbih Counter
- 1Select a preset dhikr phrase (SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar with traditional targets), or set a custom target.
- 2Tap the large circle button to count each repetition — phone vibrates gently per tap if supported.
- 3Progress is shown visually on the circular arc. A completion message appears at target.
- 4Press Reset to start again. Your state is saved automatically.
The Formula Explained
SubhanAllah × 33 + Alhamdulillah × 33 + Allahu Akbar × 34 = 100Tasbihat-e-Fatimah after each of the 5 daily prayers
- SubhanAllah × 33 — glorifying Allah's perfection
- Alhamdulillah × 33 — praising and thanking Allah
- Allahu Akbar × 34 — declaring Allah's greatness
Tips & Things to Know
- The counter saves your progress locally — returning to the tab resumes where you left off.
- The post-prayer Tasbih takes only 2–3 minutes but is among the most rewarding regular acts.
- Consistency matters: a small daily dhikr is more beloved than an occasional large session.