Tasbih Digital Net

Tasbih Digital is a widely used digital finger tasbih counter for online counting. Here is the step-by-step process on how to use this tool:

Understanding the Central Display:

The display is set to zero when you first open the digital counter. The data is saved once you start the tasbih. After every refresh, and even after you leave the digital tasbih, the data remains saved.

First, set up the increment button to a value, such as 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10. If you set the increment to 1, it means the tasbih counter will increase by 1 with each click.

If the counter is saved at a certain level and you want to restart the count, the reset button will help. After reset, the central display will show 0.

The share button allows you to share your current tasbih count with friends and family and invite them to perform tasbih.

Pressing this button increases the central display count based on the increment value.

A tasbih is a string of prayer beads, typically consisting of 33, 66, or 99 beads, used by Muslims to help keep count while reciting the 99 names of Allah or during meditation and remembrance (dhikr).

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  How to Perform Tasbih in Islam?
  Tasbih, the act of glorifying Allah through Dhikr (remembrance), is central to a Muslim’s spiritual life. Traditionally performed using fingers or prayer beads (Misbaha), it has evolved with the introduction of digital tools… Read more: How to Perform Tasbih in Islam?
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  What is Tasbih in Islam?
  Tasbih, in Islam, refers to the act of glorifying Allah and acknowledging His absolute perfection. The term comes from the Arabic root Sīn-Bāʾ-Ḥāʾ (س ب ح), which means “to glorify” or “to declare… Read more: What is Tasbih in Islam?

Can you do Tasbih without Wudu?

Yes, you can do tasbih (remembrance of Allah) without having wudu (ablution) since it isn’t a formal worship activity. Tasbih(Tasbeeh) can be done anytime, anywhere, and in any state of purity. However, it’s always encouraged to be clean and in wudu to show respect during acts of remembrance.

Is it Tasbih or Tasbeeh?

“Tasbih” (also spelled “Tasbeeh”) refers to the practice of repeatedly reciting praises and glorifications of Allah in Islam. This act involves the repetition of specific phrases or divine names as a form of remembrance, devotion, and worship, helping to strengthen one’s connection with Allah.

What Do You Recite When Using a Tasbih?

When using a tasbih for dhikr, the phrases often recited include “SubhanAllah” (Glory be to Allah), “Alhamdulillah” (All praise is due to Allah), “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is the Greatest), and “La ilaha illallah” (There is no deity worthy of worship except Allah). These phrases help foster mindfulness and gratitude, drawing the heart closer to Allah.

A “Digital Tasbih Bead Counter” or “Finger Tally Counter” is a compact electronic device created to assist Muslims in keeping count of their dhikr (remembrance of Allah) or other repeated religious phrases. This website provides an online tool for Muslims to conveniently perform tasbih from any device, making it easy to keep track of recitations anywhere, anytime.