What's the difference between the count and the completed-cycle counter?

The count shows progress toward the current target (0 up to the target number); the cycle counter increases by 1 each time you complete a full target, after which the count resets to 0 — so you can track multiple full sets in one sitting.

Why is 33 a common target?

It matches the widely cited practice of reciting SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, and Allahu Akbar 33 times each after prayer — a commonly practiced routine, not a fixed universal count.

Why is 99 a common target?

It's commonly associated with combining the three 33-count phrases into one continuous set, or with counts like the 99 Names of Allah (see this site's Asma ul-Husna Quiz).

Does my count get saved if I close or refresh the page?

No — the count and cycle total are held only in the page's memory for your current visit. Refreshing, navigating away, or closing the tab resets both to 0; nothing is saved to your device or a server.

What does "free count" do differently?

It counts up with no target and never auto-resets or logs a completed cycle — use it for tracking a repetition with no standard target number.

Is there a limit to how many cycles I can complete?

No — the cycle counter keeps incrementing without limit; only the current count (0 up to your target) resets each time you complete one.

Can I use this for dhikr other than the standard SubhanAllah/Alhamdulillah/Allahu Akbar sequence?

Yes — it's a generic tap counter, so it works for any repeated phrase or dhikr; just pick whichever target count matches what you're tracking.

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Tasbih Counter

Digital dhikr tap-counter with 33/99/100 targets and cycle tracking.

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About the Tasbih Counter

A digital Tasbih (dhikr) tap-counter with 33/99/100 targets and completed-cycle tracking.

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How to use it

Choose a target (33, 99, 100, or free count).
Tap the button once per repetition.
Watch the cycle count increase each time you reach the target.
Reset any time.

Worked example

With a target of 33, tapping 100 times shows 3 completed cycles and 1 remaining in the current count.

Interpreting your result

There's no fixed requirement for dhikr counts — 33 (one set of the common SubhanAllah/Alhamdulillah/Allahu Akbar sequence) and 99 are commonly cited targets, not universal rulings.

Recommendations

• Choose "free count" if you're tracking a repetition with no standard target.

Frequently asked questions

The count resets to 0 and a completed-cycle counter increases by 1, so you can keep tracking repeated full sets.