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Tasbih widget for your website

A free dhikr counter you can embed on any page with two lines of code.

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Option one. The script (recommended)

Paste these two lines where you want the counter to appear. Change data-dhikr to any phrase and data-target to any number. Add data-theme="dark" for dark sites.

<div class="sibha-widget" data-dhikr="SubhanAllah" data-target="33"></div>
<script async src="https://sibha.app/embed.js"></script>

Option two. The iframe

For site builders that strip JavaScript. Same counter, same privacy, served from https://sibha.app/embed.

<iframe
  src="https://sibha.app/embed?dhikr=SubhanAllah&target=33"
  width="320" height="280"
  style="border:0; border-radius:16px; overflow:hidden"
  title="Tasbih counter by Sibha"
  loading="lazy"
></iframe>

Who it is for

  • Islamic blogs adding a counter beside an article on adhkar.
  • Masjid and community sites offering a Ramadan or khatm counter.
  • Teachers giving students a simple way to keep count with nothing to install.
  • Any page that talks about dhikr and wants the tool next to the words.

Privacy, in one paragraph

The widget loads one small JavaScript file (or one page, for the iframe) from sibha.app. It sets no cookies, makes no tracking calls and collects no analytics. Each visitor's count lives in their own browser's local storage on your domain, exactly like the main counter. We could not see your visitors' dhikr even if we wanted to.

Frequently asked

Is the tasbih widget free to use on my website?

Yes. Free for any website, commercial or not, with no account. The small "Powered by Sibha" link inside the widget is the only credit we ask for.

Does the widget track my visitors?

No. No cookies, no analytics, no calls home. Counts are stored in each visitor's own browser, on your domain.

Can I change the phrase and the target count?

Yes. Set data-dhikr to any phrase and data-target to any number, for example data-dhikr="Alhamdulillah" data-target="100".

Which snippet should I use, the script or the iframe?

Use the script where your platform allows custom JavaScript (WordPress, Ghost, a hand-built site). Use the iframe where scripts are stripped, such as some site builders.

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