How to use the tasbeeh counter
Choose the dhikr you’re reading, set a target and tap the large round button once for each count. When you reach the target the phone vibrates (if your phone supports it), the round count goes up by one and the counter starts again from zero. Use − 1 if you tap twice by mistake.
Your count, rounds and totals are saved on this device only, so you can close the page and carry on later. Nothing is sent anywhere. “Today” resets at midnight.
Common counts
Many Muslims read SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 34 times (or 33) after each prayer, a practice known as Tasbih Fatimah. Astaghfirullah and durood are often read 100 times or more. For the exact wording and counts you follow, rely on your teacher or a scholar you trust.
You might also find these useful: prayer times for your city, the Qibla direction, and the Quran with Urdu translation.
Frequently asked questions
Does the counter save my count?
Yes, on this device and browser only. If you clear your browser data or switch phones, the count starts again.
Why doesn’t my phone vibrate?
Vibration works in most Android browsers. iPhones don’t let websites vibrate, so watch the round counter instead.
Can I count without a target?
Yes. Choose No limit and the counter keeps going.
Can I add my own dhikr?
Choose My own dhikr. The counter works the same way for any wird or durood you read.