Azkar Counter — Free Digital Tasbeeh
This digital dhikr counter is a practical alternative to traditional prayer beads: pick your dhikr, tap after each repetition, and the counter saves your tally automatically on your device even if you close the page. It runs right in the browser — no app install, no sign-up.
How to use the tasbeeh counter
- Choose the dhikr you want to recite — such as SubhanAllahi wa-bihamdih or Alhamdulillah.
- Tap the counter button after each repetition; the tally increases by one per tap.
- When you reach the transmitted count (such as 33 or 100), reset the counter and move to the next dhikr.
Authentic tasbeeh adhkar
Among the best-known transmitted dhikr: 'SubhanAllahi wa-bihamdih' one hundred times morning and evening — its speaker's sins are forgiven even if they were as abundant as the sea foam; the four phrases 'SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, La ilaha illallah, Allahu Akbar' described as light on the tongue yet heavy on the scale; and the post-prayer formula of thirty-three, thirty-three and thirty-four. You will find all of these in full with their counts in the Tasbeeh section below.
Open the Tasbeeh section →Frequently asked questions about the dhikr counter
What is a dhikr counter?
- A dhikr counter is a digital replacement for traditional prayer beads: each tap after completing a repetition adds one to the total and tracks your progress automatically. The counter on this page works right in the browser — no app, no account needed.
Does the counter keep my count if I close the page?
- Yes — your tally is saved automatically in your device's browser, so closing the page or navigating away does not lose it. The count stays local on your device only and is never sent to any server.
Is counting dhikr on a digital counter permitted?
- Prayer beads are a counting aid, not an act of worship in themselves — it is authentically narrated that the Prophet ﷺ counted tasbeeh on his fingers. What matters is completing the transmitted count for each dhikr, and a digital counter helps with exactly that, just as beads do.
How many times should I say SubhanAllahi wa-bihamdih?
- One hundred times morning and evening is transmitted in the authentic collections: whoever says it a hundred times in the evening and in the morning comes on the Day of Resurrection with nothing better except one who said the like, and saying it a hundred times brings forgiveness of sins even if they were as abundant as the sea foam.
Track your azkar with the smart counter
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