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About this app

The Tasbih app is a completely free electronic rosary for your phone, without ads or device permissions. It's easy, practical, and advanced for tasbih and dhikr by tapping the phone screen or using the volume buttons.

The app features the following:
- Full focus mode to turn the entire screen into a tasbih.
- Select the desired number of tasbihs or add a custom number.
- Increase the count by touching the screen, the volume buttons, or both.
- Ability to add your own dhikr.
- Ability to choose an alert after completing a specific number of tasbihs.
- Detailed statistics for the number of tasbihs/dhikrs, including date, day, and time, or by dhikr for all dhikrs, or for each dhikr separately.
- Daily notifications for each dhikr individually, depending on the desired time.
- Ability to choose the notification sound.
- Night mode for eye comfort.
- Multiple colors to choose the app color according to your taste.
- Ability to set a tasbih time in minutes.
- Ability to choose a vibrating or sound when the tasbih is completed or the number is complete.
The rosary application is an electronic rosary for the phone, free of ads and without permissions.
Updated on
Sep 1, 2026

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