Digital Tasbih Counter
Tap to count your dhikr. Your progress is saved automatically on your device.
Reviewed by the ToolNestr Editorial Team — July 2026
About the digital tasbih
Dhikr — the remembrance of Allah — is one of the most beloved acts of worship, and a tasbih (prayer beads) helps keep an accurate count. This digital tasbih does the same job on any device: tap the large button once for each repetition of a phrase such as SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, or any supplication you are reciting. When you reach your chosen target, the counter records a completed round and starts again, so you can keep going indefinitely.
Your count and round total are saved in your browser, which means you can close the page and return later on the same device without losing your place. An Undo button corrects an accidental double-tap, and Reset clears everything when you want a fresh start. On phones that support it, a gentle vibration confirms each completed target so you can keep your eyes lowered and focus on the words.
Choose 33 for the classic after-prayer adhkar, or 99 and 100 for longer sessions. Because everything runs locally, the tasbih works offline and keeps your worship private. It is a simple, distraction-free companion for the masjid, the commute, or quiet moments at home.
Common dhikr after prayer
SubhanAllah
“Glory be to Allah.”
Alhamdulillah
“All praise is for Allah.”
Allahu Akbar
“Allah is the Greatest.”
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Frequently asked questions
How do I use the tasbih counter?
Set your target (33, 99 or 100), then tap the large circle once for each dhikr. The counter tracks your total and completed rounds, and gently vibrates when you reach the target on supported devices.
What are common dhikr counts?
After each prayer many recite SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 34 times (totalling 100). Others repeat a phrase 99 or 100 times. Choose the target that matches your routine.
Does it save my progress?
Yes. Your count is stored locally in your browser, so it remains if you close the tab and return on the same device. Nothing is uploaded.
How do I reset the counter?
Tap the Reset button to set the count and rounds back to zero. Your target stays as you set it.
Sources & references
This tool uses standard formulas and reference values from:
- • The Qur’an — e.g. Surah an-Nisa (4:11–12, 4:176) for the fixed inheritance shares (fara’id).
- • Sahih al-Bukhari & Sahih Muslim — hadith on inheritance, zakat and nisab thresholds.
- • AAOIFI and recognized fiqh councils (e.g. Islamic Fiqh Academy) for contemporary rulings. aaoifi.com
Rulings differ between scholars and schools (madhahib), and calculated astronomical times/dates may differ from local sighting. Confirm with a qualified scholar before acting.