Today · 10 Rabi‘ al-akhir 1448 AH

Online Digital Tasbeeh Counter

Your free, local-saving dhikr tracker. Tap anywhere or press Spacebar.

Dhikr Tracker

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What is an Online Tasbeeh Counter?

An online digital tasbeeh counter is a web-based utility designed to help Muslims track their daily dhikr (remembrance of Allah) without needing a physical misbaha (prayer beads). Whether you are reciting Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, or performing daily Istighfar, our counter ensures you never lose track of your count.

Benefits of Our Digital Dhikr Tracker

💾 Auto-Save Progress

If you accidentally close the tab or your phone dies, your count is saved locally on your device. You can pick up exactly where you left off.

📳 Haptic Feedback

Feel a subtle vibration on your mobile device with every tap, simulating the tactile feel of physical tasbeeh beads so you don't have to look at the screen.

🎯 Target Presets

Easily set goals for 33 (post-salah dhikr), 99 (Asma ul Husna), or 100. The counter will alert you when your cycle is complete.

Popular Dhikr to Recite Daily

  • Subhanallah (33 times): Glory be to Allah. (Often recited after obligatory prayers).
  • Alhamdulillah (33 times): Praise be to Allah.
  • Allahu Akbar (34 times): Allah is the Greatest.
  • Astaghfirullah (100 times): I seek forgiveness from Allah.
  • Durood Shareef: Sending blessings upon Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Related Tools & Resources

Prayer Times Qibla Direction 99 Names of Allah Quran & Wazaif Daily Duas Islamic Events

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the online tasbeeh counter work offline?

Once the page is loaded, the digital tasbeeh counter relies entirely on your browser's local storage and Javascript. It will continue to work and save your count even if your internet connection drops.

Is it permissible to use a digital counter for dhikr?

Yes, the majority of Islamic scholars agree that using physical beads (misbaha), digital clickers, or online counter apps is completely permissible (Mubah). They are simply tools to help you keep track of numbers, allowing you to focus on the meaning of your dhikr rather than the math. However, counting on the fingers of the right hand remains a highly recommended Sunnah.