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Counter tasbeeh
Free count · tap anywhere
Hold to reset · space to count
Free count · tap anywhere
Counter tasbeeh, tasbeeh counter, tasbih counter: all three describe the same thing, a tool that keeps count of your zikr so you do not have to. This one is a web page rather than a plastic device, so it costs nothing, cannot be lost in a drawer and does not reset itself in your pocket. Tap anywhere to count, and the total stays on your own phone.
It is a counting aid for dhikr. The traditional form is a string of 33 or 99 beads. The plastic form is a thumb clicker with a small digit wheel. The browser form, which is what this page is, does the same job with a screen you can read from a distance and a count that survives a closed tab.
Beads win in one place: a quiet masjid with the phone left in a bag. A digital counter wins everywhere else, because it is on the device already in your hand while you are commuting, waiting at a hospital or holding a sleeping child. It also gives you a target and a finish marker, which beads cannot.
Set a target before you begin so the tool, not your memory, tracks the number. Use undo instead of reset if you double tap. If you are interrupted, the count is still on the screen when you come back, and it survives closing the tab because it is stored in the browser on your device.
It is a device or web page that counts your zikr as you press or tap, replacing beads or paper marks.
No. A plastic tasbeeh counter usually stops at 9999. This one has no practical ceiling.
Yes. The current count is stored in your browser on your device, so reopening the page picks up where you left off.
Yes. It is free for everyone, with no adverts, no premium tier and no sign-up. There is nothing to pay and nothing to unlock.
Yes. Once the page has loaded once, the counter keeps working with no internet connection, which matters in a masjid basement or on a plane.
Yes. The count is stored in your own browser on your own device. There is no account, no server copy and no tracking of what you recite.