Tasbih counter
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A tasbih (also written tasbeeh, and called a misbaha or subha) is a string of beads used to keep count while you remember Allah, usually with 33 or 99 beads. The name comes from tasbīḥ: saying SubhanAllah, “glory be to Allah”. This page is a digital tasbih. You tap the circle instead of moving a bead, and it remembers the count, the rounds and the days for you.
Why dhikr matters
“So remember Me; I will remember you.”
“Unquestionably, by the remembrance of Allah hearts are assured.”
“O you who have believed, remember Allah with much remembrance, and exalt Him morning and afternoon.”
The one who remembers his Lord and the one who doesn’t are like the living and the dead.
The Prophet ﷺ also said that the mufarridūn have gone ahead, and explained that they are the men and women who remember Allah much (Sahih Muslim 2676). A few minutes of dhikr a day is one of the easiest ways to be among them.
Fingers, beads or a counter?
The Prophet ﷺ told the women Companions to count their tasbih, tahlil and taqdis on their fingertips, “for they will be questioned and made to speak” (Sunan Abi Dawud 1501, graded hasan). So counting on the fingers is the Sunnah. Many scholars allow beads or a counter as a help for keeping count, especially for large numbers, while others prefer the fingers. Count on your fingers when you can, and use this counter when it helps you remember Allah more.
How to use the counter
- Choose a dhikr. Tap its name above the circle to open the library: everyday tasbih, istighfar, salawat, morning and evening adhkar, the Talbiyah and the 99 Names of Allah. Add your own under “My dhikr”.
- Tap the circle once for each dhikr. On a computer, press the space bar or Enter. The beads light up as you go, and the word floats up with every tap.
- Set a target with ◎ Target: 33, 99, 100, 1,000, your own number, or none. You can also tell it to stop and celebrate after 1, 3, 5, 7 or 11 rounds.
- Come back tomorrow. Everything is saved in your browser, so your streak, level and history are waiting for you.
The four counting modes
The usual way. The number goes 1, 2, 3… until you reach your target, for example 33.
Starts at your target and goes down to 0, so you always see how many are left: 33, 32, 31…
Count for a set time instead of a set number, from 5 to 60 minutes. Good for “ten minutes of istighfar before sleeping”.
Counts by itself every 1 to 5 seconds, so you can recite along at a steady pace. Auto counts go to your stats but not to the leaderboard.
What the numbers mean
- Big number in the circle
- Your count for this dhikr in the round you are on.
- Today
- Everything you counted today, on all counters and all dhikr together.
- Rounds
- How many times you finished the target for this dhikr today.
- All time
- Everything you have ever counted on this device. This is what your level is based on.
- Time
- How long you have spent on this dhikr today. In Timer mode it shows the time left.
- Level and 🔥
- Your level rises with your all-time count. The flame is your streak: days in a row with at least one count.
Levels
Every tap moves you towards the next level. The first ones come quickly; the later ones take real dedication.
Tips for a daily dhikr habit
- Start small and stay regular. The Prophet ﷺ said the deed most beloved to Allah is the most regular, even if it is little (Sahih al-Bukhari 6464).
- Tie it to the prayer. The after-prayer tasbih (33 · 33 · 33 + 1) takes about two minutes.
- Set a daily goal in Settings and watch the ring on your streak page fill up.
- Know what you are saying. Read the meaning of Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar and Astaghfirullah.
- Keep the intention for Allah. The levels and the leaderboard are there to encourage you; the reward is with Him.
Dhikr with a set reward
Every reward on these pages links to its hadith on sunnah.com. Reviewed 19 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between count up and countdown?
Count up goes 1, 2, 3 until your target. Countdown starts at your target and goes down to 0, so you see how many are left. Both count the same dhikr; only the number on the screen is different.
What is a round?
One full set of your target. With the target at 33, every 33 taps is one round, and the next round starts by itself.
What is the difference between Today and All time?
Today is everything you counted today on all counters. All time is everything you have ever counted on this device, and your level is based on it.
Does the auto count add to the leaderboard?
No. Auto count is for reciting along at a steady pace; only the taps you make yourself go to the leaderboard. Both count towards your own stats.
Is it allowed to use a tasbih counter?
Counting dhikr on the fingers is the Sunnah, and many scholars allow counting with beads or a counter as a help. Use whatever helps you remember Allah more.
Is my count saved?
Yes, in your own browser on this device, with your streak and all-time total. It is sent to us only if you join the leaderboard.
Is there a tasbih leaderboard?
Yes. Join the AskUmmah tasbih leaderboard with your email and a nickname, and every tap adds to your score and the community total.