For many of us, a tasbeeh is the first Islamic gift we ever received, often from a grandparent. Today the choice is wider: classic wooden beads, fancy 33-bead sets and small digital zikr counters you wear on a finger. If you are comparing the tasbeeh price in Pakistan, the real question is which type fits the way you do zikr.
In this guide we compare digital and wooden tasbeeh honestly, explain why tasbeeh come in 33 and 100 beads, and help you pick one for yourself or as a gift. Live prices for every tasbeeh we stock are in the table below.
Why 33 beads and 100 beads?
The bead counts come from well-known adhkar. In a hadith reported in Sahih Muslim, the Prophet ﷺ taught that after the obligatory prayer a person may say SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 33 times, and complete one hundred with La ilaha illallahu wahdahu la sharika lah, lahul mulku wa lahul hamdu wa huwa ala kulli shay’in qadeer.
In another hadith reported in Sahih al-Bukhari, the Prophet ﷺ advised his daughter Fatimah and Ali (may Allah be pleased with them) to say SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 34 times when going to bed. This is widely known as Tasbeeh-e-Fatimah.
Counting on the fingers is a well-known way of doing zikr. A tasbeeh or counter is simply a helpful tool that many people use to keep count, especially for longer wazaif.
Digital tasbeeh: pros and cons
Our Digital Zikr Counter (Tasbeeh) is a small electronic counter with a finger ring design. You wear it like a ring and press the button to count, so it works with one hand.
- Accurate counting: the counter keeps the number for you, which is very helpful for long counts.
- Reset button: start a new count quickly after each zikr.
- Lightweight and portable: easy to use at home, in the masjid, in traffic or while travelling.
- Long-lasting battery: it keeps working for a long time, though unlike beads it does depend on battery power.
A digital counter suits people who do a fixed daily count, such as Durood Shareef or Istighfar in large numbers, and those who often lose track with beads. Some people find it less traditional, and it does not have the gentle feel of beads moving through the fingers.
Wooden tasbeeh: pros and cons
Wooden beads are the classic choice. They need no battery, feel warm and natural in the hand, and many people find the slow movement of each bead calming. The drawback is that you need to keep track of rounds yourself when your count goes beyond one cycle.
Zaitoon (olive) wood tasbeeh
The Premium Zaitoon Wood Tasbeeh is made from natural olive wood with 100 smooth and balanced beads. It is lightweight, strong and simple in design, ideal for daily zikr.
Anjeer (Injeer) wood tasbeeh
The Premium Injeer Wood Tasbeeh has 100 beads with a smooth, comfortable grip. It is durable, lightweight and easy to carry. Anjeer is the Urdu word for fig, and many people like that the fig and the olive are both mentioned together at the start of Surah At-Tin.
Fancy 33-bead tasbeeh for quick zikr
A 33-bead tasbeeh is shorter and fits easily in a pocket or handbag. It is perfect for the 33-count adhkar after salah, where you simply go round once for each phrase.
We have two elegant options. The White and Gold Tasbeeh 33 Beads has smooth beads and suits all ages, making it a lovely Ramadan or Eid gift. The Blue and Gold Tasbeeh 33 Beads pairs a rich blue colour with a golden touch for a premium look. Both are lightweight, portable and durable.
Tasbeeh price in Pakistan: comparison table
All of these are in our tasbeeh collection. Prices are shown live from the store.
| Product | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Digital Zikr Counter (Tasbeeh) | Large daily counts, one-handed use, travel | Rs 1,200 |
| Premium Zaitoon Wood Tasbeeh – 100 Beads | Classic daily zikr in natural olive wood | Rs 680 |
| Premium Injeer Wood Tasbeeh – 100 Beads | Comfortable grip for daily zikr and ibadat | Rs 680 |
| White and Gold Tasbeeh – 33 Beads | Quick zikr after salah, gifts for all ages | Rs 980 |
| Blue and Gold Tasbeeh – 33 Beads | A fancy Islamic gift with a premium look | Rs 980 |
So, which tasbeeh should you buy?
- Choose digital if you do long counts, often lose track, or want something you can use discreetly in the car or office.
- Choose 100 wooden beads if you love the traditional feel and want to complete the after-salah adhkar in one round.
- Choose 33 beads if you want something small for your pocket or handbag, or a pretty gift.
- Not sure? Many people keep both: a wooden tasbeeh at home and a digital counter for the day.
A tasbeeh also makes a thoughtful gift with other items. Some of our bundles, such as the 3D prayer mat bundle, include a free tasbeeh. See our Islamic gift ideas for Ramadan, Eid and Umrah, or read how to choose the best jai namaz if you are building a complete prayer set.
How to order
We offer Cash on Delivery all over Pakistan, and orders usually arrive in 2–5 working days. Delivery is free on orders of Rs 700 or more, and paying by advance bank transfer gets you 4% off. Unused items in original packing can be returned free within 7 days (only the delivery charge is deducted). Have a question? Message us on WhatsApp at +92 323 6066292, or ask the Smart Assistant chat on our website, which can also place your order.
Frequently asked questions
What is the tasbeeh price in Pakistan?
It depends on the type and material. You can see the live price of each of our digital and wooden tasbeeh in the comparison table above.
How does the digital zikr counter work?
You wear it on your finger using the ring design and press the button to count. The reset button clears the count so you can start a new zikr.
Should I buy a 33-bead or 100-bead tasbeeh?
A 100-bead tasbeeh lets you complete a full set of after-salah adhkar in one round. A 33-bead tasbeeh is smaller and easier to carry, and you simply go round once for each phrase.
What is the difference between zaitoon and anjeer wood tasbeeh?
Both have 100 beads and are lightweight and durable. Zaitoon is olive wood with smooth, balanced beads, while the Injeer wood tasbeeh is known for its smooth, comfortable grip. The choice mostly comes down to the look and feel you prefer.
Is a tasbeeh a good gift?
Yes. It is a simple, meaningful gift for Ramadan, Eid or someone returning from Umrah. Our White and Gold and Blue and Gold 33-bead tasbeeh are designed as fancy Islamic gifts.
