Why is it called Tasbih Fatimah?

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught this sequence to his daughter Fatima (may Allah be pleased with her) when she asked for a servant, offering it as a better provision than worldly help.

What is Tasbih Fatimah?

Q: What is Tasbih Fatimah?

Tasbih Fatimah is a sequence of three phrases: 33 times SubhanAllah, 33 times Alhamdulillah, and 34 times Allahu Akbar. It totals 100 remembrances and is reported in Sahih Muslim, hadith 596.

A short explanation of the 33·33·34 dhikr sequence, with its primary source.

The three phrases

SubḥānAllāh. Glory be to Allah. 33 times.
Alḥamdulillāh. All praise is due to Allah. 33 times.
Allāhu Akbar. Allah is the Greatest. 34 times.

Total: 100 remembrances.

When it is practised

Most commonly after each of the five daily prayers, and before sleep, based on the widely-known hadith reported in Sahih Muslim.

Source

Sahih Muslim, hadith 596 (post-prayer) and related narrations.

Count it here

Open the Tasbih Fatimah counter. Each phrase advances automatically when you reach its count.

Last verified 29 August 2026. How we source and cite.