tasbih

The subject, holding a tasbih gracefully in his right hand, certainly has the bearing of a king, and Chishtee has used the medium of calligraphy ingeniously, right down to the sword, the footwear.

As a role model PM Imran Khan who is Western educated, and has lived most of his life in the West started to appear in a traditional Shalwar-Kameez, occasionally a Shirvani and frequently in a thick-soled Peshawari chappal and more recently carrying a wooden Tasbih, piously coiled around his right hand all the time.

A work by Gupta featuring wrist watch hands floating like stars in a dark sky strikes up a conversation about time and infinity with a string of large gold leaf covered prayer beads (Tasbih) sculpted by Hashmi.

'She knew about the tasbih I kept under my pillow, and the Quran I had brought with me.

--Dhadak Merak; the framework of bamboo and rattan as a place to set Merak (Peacock) feathers to describe a Peacock that is developing its feathers (ngigel), biting a string of beads (tasbih).

On Google Play, too, there are apps such as the Tasbeeh, the Real Tasbeeh Counter, the Digital Tasbeeh Counter, the Ramazan Tasbeeh Counter Zikir, Dhikr Stones, Tasbih with Actual Experience, etc.

Dzma tasbih wd'i cheh dzma pah mazkah kash di yd pah asman; Na-shtah hayts birun cheh dzma tasbih wa'i, tab bavar karah pah da Bayan.

It also provides digital tasbih that will help you to keep track of your dhikr.

A tasbih prayer beads maker was also looking forward to celebrate the holy month with an increase in orders for his sandalwood prayer beads and sale has been quite impressive.

Prayer beads which are used by Catholic Christians (which is called Rosary), Muslims (which is called Tasbih), Hindus (which is called Japa Mala), Buddhists (which is called Japa Mala) and Sikhs (which is called Mala) can all be equated to fetishism.

It is obligatory upon every Muslim to learn the Arabic tongue to the utmost of his ability in order [to be able] to profess through it that--there is none worthy of worship other than Allah, and Muhammad is His servant and Messenger--and to recite in [the Arabic tongue] the Book of Allah, and to speak in mentioning what is incumbent him--the takbir [of Salah] and what [other matters] are commanded, the tasbih, the tashahhud and others.