Tasbeeh is a dhikr counter built for daily use. Open it and start counting straight away — or build your own library of adhkar, chain them into routines, set goals, and follow your consistency over weeks and months. How it counts, sounds, vibrates and looks can all be shaped to suit you.
Open it from Tools → Tasbeeh.
The Counting Screen
The screen is arranged in three parts, from top to bottom.
What you are reciting
The dhikr's name and text — for example, سُبْحَانَ ٱللَّٰه, SubhanAllah, Glory be to Allah — with its virtue beneath, such as the narration on glorifying Allah after every prayer. What is shown can be chosen in Appearance.
Beneath it, a row of meters shows your streak and your count for this dhikr today and over the last seven days — for example, 1 day streak · Today 5 · 7 days 607.
Tap the words to open the dhikr's full reading: the Arabic, the transliteration, the translation, the virtue (fadl) and its statistics, in one place.
The counter
A large count in the middle of a ring that fills as you approach the target — 5 of 33 — with the number still to go shown beneath: 28 to go. Milestones appear above the ring as you reach them, and completing a round is announced with the target you completed.
The counter can take three forms:
| Style | What you see |
|---|---|
| Progress ring | A large count inside a target ring, with milestone dots and a badge for completed rounds |
| Bead string | An animated misbaha, the beads sliding across as you count, with 33 or 99 beads |
| Minimal | Just the number, large |
The controls
- Counting shortcuts — +10, +33 and +100
- Undo, Redo and Reset
- The session bar — how long this sitting has lasted, how many you have counted and your pace
- The daily goal bar — your progress towards today's goal across every dhikr, such as 56 / 300 today
Switching dhikr
Above the counter, the quick switcher holds your pinned and recent adhkar, each with its icon and current count; tap one to switch. With Swipe to switch dhikr on, a horizontal swipe on the counter moves through your library without leaving the counting screen — convenient for moving from SubhanAllah to Alhamdulillah to Allahu Akbar after prayer.
When you switch, everything follows the dhikr you chose: its text, target, progress and statistics.
Focus mode
The eye icon turns on focus mode, which hides everything but the counter and the dhikr — no library, statistics or settings controls to tap by accident, and a quieter screen for dhikr itself. Tap Exit focus mode to bring everything back.
On Fridays
With Smart suggestions on, a chip on Fridays — Friday · recite Salawat — switches the counter to your Salawat in one tap.
Counting
| To | Do this |
|---|---|
| Count one | Tap the counter — or anywhere on the counter face, with Tap anywhere on |
| Add a known amount | Tap +10, +33 or +100, for counts made away from the app |
| Set an exact count | Long-press the counter and type the number |
| Correct a mistake | Undo reverses the last tap or quick-add; Redo restores it |
| Start again | Reset returns the live count and rounds to zero, after asking you to confirm; lifetime totals and history are kept |
| Count without looking | With Volume-button counting on, volume up counts and volume down undoes |
| Undo with a gesture | With Double-tap to undo on, a double tap undoes |
At the target
When a dhikr reaches its target, the counter does one of three things, set in Behaviour:
| Setting | What happens |
|---|---|
| Repeat (laps) | The count returns to zero and a round is added — count 33 as often as you like, and the rounds keep the total |
| Stop at target | The count holds at the target until you reset; nothing counts past it |
| Advance to next | The counter moves to the next pinned dhikr by itself — the 33, 33, 34 of the adhkar after prayer, hands-free |
Feedback while counting
Every count can be felt and heard. By default the phone gives a firm tap for each count, a double pulse at each milestone and a triple pulse at the target, with a brief wash of colour at milestones — so you can keep count without looking at the screen. Each of these can be changed or switched off in Feedback.
Adhkar
The library begins with common adhkar, so you can start at once: SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar, La ilaha illallah, Astaghfirullah, SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi, SubhanAllahil-Azim, and longer adhkar such as La ilaha illallahu wahdahu la sharika lah… and Raditu billahi rabban….
Each has its category — such as Post-prayer, Morning & Evening, Tahlil or Istighfar — its target, its lifetime count, an icon, and its transliteration, translation and virtue.
The library
Open the Dhikr Library from the toolbar. It has two tabs, Adhkar and Routines, and a search for adhkar and categories.
Each dhikr appears as a card with its icon, name, category and target, and its lifetime count — for example, SubhanAllah · Post-prayer · target 33 · 607. From a card you can:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Pin / Unpin | Adds it to, or removes it from, the quick switcher |
| Favourite | Marks it as one of your favourites |
| Edit | Changes any part of it |
| Archive | Moves it out of the way, keeping its counts and history |
Favourites and pinned adhkar are listed first. Archived adhkar are gathered at the end of the library — tap Archived to show them — where each can be restored or deleted.
Your own dhikr
+ New creates a dhikr of your own. Start from scratch, or tap Start from a template to choose from 24 adhkar — among them Ayat al-Kursi, Surah al-Ikhlas, Sayyidul-Istighfar, Hasbiyallahu la ilaha illa huwa, Allahumma ajirni minan-nar, Rabbi zidni 'ilma and short Salawat — and adjust it.
| Field | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Arabic text | The words as they are recited |
| Transliteration | The words in Latin letters, for those still learning to read Arabic |
| Translation | The meaning |
| Virtue / reward (fadl) | A narration, a benefit or a reminder attached to the dhikr |
| Category | General, Post-prayer, Morning & Evening, Tahlil, Istighfar, Salawat, or your own |
| Target per lap | 33, 34, 100 or any number |
| Step per tap | How much one tap counts, when one tap stands for more than one |
| Daily goal | A daily target for this dhikr alone |
| Icon | A ready choice — prayer beads, a leaf, raised hands, a star, a sunrise, a moon, a heart, a mosque and more — or any emoji |
| Accent colour | Quick choices, or automatic |
The accent colour carries through the dhikr's card, counter and progress, so each dhikr is recognisable at a glance.
Routines
A routine chains adhkar into a sequence that plays by itself — the adhkar after prayer, the morning or evening adhkar, or a sequence of your own.
In the routine editor, give the routine a name and add its phases, which are played top to bottom. Each phase is a dhikr with its count — the dhikr's own target, or a different number for this routine. Move phases up and down, or remove them, and + Add phase adds another.
While a routine plays, the screen shows which phase you are on — phase 2/3 — with the phases in a row, each ticked as it is completed, and the counter moves to the next phase at each target. Exit a routine part way and it is paused, with your counts kept.
Statistics
Tasbeeh Statistics, opened from the toolbar, shows your dhikr over time.
Totals and streaks
| Measure | For example |
|---|---|
| Lifetime | 965 |
| Today | 56 |
| Last 7 days | 1,076 |
| Last 30 days | 1,076 |
| Current streak | 1 day |
| Best day | 1,011, with its date |
| Goal days (30d) | How many of the last thirty days met your daily goal |
Activity
- Last 18 weeks — a grid with a square for each day, stronger for busier days, so active days, quiet days and streaks are visible at a glance.
- Last 14 days vs goal — a bar for each day, with a line at your daily goal, so the days you met it stand out.
By dhikr
How your counts divide between adhkar, each with a bar — for example, SubhanAllah 607, La ilaha illallah 136, Raditu billahi rabban… 80, Alhamdulillah 10.
Personal records
Your longest session and your fastest pace — for example, a longest session of 80, and a fastest pace of 235 a minute.
Recent sessions
Each sitting, with its date and time, its count, its length and its pace — for example, 51 counts · 0:58 · 53/min. A sitting ends after a few minutes without a count, set by Session idle timeout.
In Your History
Each round you complete is added to your History with the dhikr, the count and the time it took — SubhanAllah × 33. Rounds of the same dhikr said one after another are combined into one entry — SubhanAllah × 66 — and a round is recorded even when leaving the counter is what ends it. Tapping the entry opens the counter on that dhikr.
Because a sitting's real length is known, your dhikr counts towards your time in History alongside your reading.
Tasbeeh records are kept on your device, and can be saved to a file with Export library.
Daily Reminder
A daily dhikr reminder is set in Reminders, where you choose its time, how it arrives — from a gentle notification to a full-screen alarm — and what it opens. Daily dhikr reminder in the Tasbeeh settings takes you there.
The ready-made Morning dhikr and Evening dhikr reminders follow Fajr and Maghrib, arriving ten minutes after each.
Settings
Open Tasbeeh Customization from the toolbar. The settings are grouped as follows.
Feedback
| Setting | Choices |
|---|---|
| Haptic strength | Off, Light, Medium or Strong |
| Milestone pulses | A double pulse at milestones and a triple pulse at the target |
| Milestone every | How often a milestone falls — every 33 by default |
| Sound | Silent (haptics only), Click (a crisp click per count), Bead (a soft bead-on-bead tick, like a real misbaha) or Soft tone (a quiet low tone for silent rooms) |
| Visual flash | A brief wash of colour at milestones |
Input & gestures
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tap anywhere | Makes the whole counter face the button |
| Quick-add chips | Shows +10, +33 and +100 |
| Swipe to switch dhikr | A horizontal swipe on the counter moves through the library |
| Double-tap to undo | A double tap undoes; single taps wait a moment while this is on, to tell the two apart |
| Volume-button counting | Volume up counts, volume down undoes |
| Left-handed layout | Mirrors the control row |
Behaviour
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| At the target | Repeat (laps), stop at target, or advance to next — see At the target |
| Confirm before reset | Asks before a reset, to guard against accidental ones |
| Session idle timeout | How long without a count ends a sitting — 3 minutes by default |
| Daily goal | Your daily count across all adhkar — 300 by default |
| Weekly goal | A weekly count, or off |
| Fresh start each day | Returns every live count to zero at the first open of a new day; lifetime totals are kept |
| Smart suggestions | Contextual prompts, such as Salawat on Friday |
| Keep screen on | Keeps the screen awake while the counter is open |
Daily reminder
Opens Reminders to set the time.
Appearance
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Counter style | Progress ring, bead string (33 or 99 beads) or minimal |
| Count text size | How large the count is |
| Arabic text, Transliteration, Translation | Show or hide each |
| Virtue text | Shows the reward (fadl) under the translation |
| Meters row | Your streak, and today and seven days for the active dhikr |
| Quick switcher | Your pinned and recent adhkar above the counter |
| Session bar | The live duration, count and pace |
| Daily goal bar | Your progress towards today's goal |
| Accent color | The screen's accent colour, or automatic |
Data
- Export library saves your adhkar with their lifetime counts, and your routines, to a file — as a backup, or to move them to another phone.
- Import library adds them back. Imported adhkar are added as new entries and never overwrite what you have.
- Reset all to defaults restores the Tasbeeh settings.
Tips
- Pin the adhkar you say every day, so they are always one tap away.
- Use Advance to next, or a routine, for the adhkar after prayer — counting 33, 33 and 34 without touching the screen between them.
- Turn on volume-button counting to count with the phone in your pocket or your hand at your side.
- Use focus mode for longer sittings.
- Export your library before changing phones.
Related
- Reminders — daily dhikr reminders, and the morning and evening adhkar
- History — your rounds of dhikr alongside your reading
- Divine Names — reciting the names of Allah