Tasbeeh, also known as Dhikr-ul-Nabi, is a prayer tasbih, used in Islam to praise God. Tasbih is an Islamic form of dhikr which involves the glorification of God on a daily basis. It is most often repeated either with the right hand in front of the face, or some other sort of repetition, using either a tasbih tallet or a mishap to keep count. The word tasbih means "pleading", so it is important to begin each recitation with this phrase.

The three parts of tasbeeh beads are used to pray for Allah's favor. The two things that make up the tasbih are; the wirhid and the masnawi. The within is the daily prayer that is done directly before going to bed. The masnawi is the special prayer that is done in a masala called a fatima.

The wired starts with tasbih-ul-hamm, then tasbih-ul-jahm, followed by tasbih-ul-khusna. When the congregation responds with tasbih, they will repeat the salutation three times allahu Akbar, like you would say at a wedding. Then the muqta is recited, consisting of one person reading one line while the others answer in rhythm. Each person recites the line in turn as loud as they can, with the leader reading the line again. In a fatima, all three recited lines are read, with one aloud saying the line and then the others reciting the line in rhythm.

The tasbih chant is repeated three times before going to bed. After the congregants go to bed, tasbih prayer is again started. Muslims know that there is only one Prayer of the day, so it's important to get tasbih done early in the morning and after sunset. Muslims also believe that the spirits guide us and they watch over the prayer, listening to the tasbih call to help us on our way.

Tawah-D-Nam is another popular way of starting tasbih. It's a shortened version of tasbih-ul-hamm, meaning 'instrument of worship'. The word tapas is an addition to tasbih which means worship, and dinnah is another addition to tasbih which means congregation.

Dhikr is another way to start tasbih. Dhikr is basically just a prayer and it is repeated over again until the prayer is finished. If you are reciting dhikr for any reason, make sure to recite it with the correct attitude. For example, if you are reciting dhikr to ask Allah for forgiveness or to show appreciation, the proper attitude is to bow your head.

Another common way to start Turkish prayer beads and also the most popular is the salah. The word salah means 'ablution'. The people who recite the sale must cleanse their minds and soul with water. Muslims believe that water is a symbol of cleansing, and so a Muslim who recites the salt with water is closer to the prophet (Allah). Reciting a salah before tasbih cleanses the mind and soul of the Muslim.

To recite a tasbih, stand straight and place both hands on your lap, then place your palms on your forehead. Close your eyes and start reciting the salah in a calm manner. You can either recite the whole thing in one go or just part of it or just parts, but it doesn't matter as long as you are reciting it in a proper way. When you finish a line, either close your eyes or say the word tasbeeh while your hands are still on your forehead. Repeat the process until you are finished with your tasbih.

Muslim prayer beads and rosaries are used in the recitation of tasbih. If you want to make the prayer beads and rosaries more special for the person reciting them then you can personalize them by engraving the name of the person that is reading the tasbih. Prayer beads and rosaries can be purchased at an online store, or if you want to shop offline, there are many local stores that sell Muslim prayer beads and rosaries. You can also buy tasbih charms.

Another commonly used tasbih is the qutra, which is also known as a pearl necklace. It is worn by many women in the Arabic society, especially the educated and skilled ones. The qutra is made up of twenty-four small Arabic pearl necklaces. They are commonly used as earrings as well as on rings.

A prayer cube or plaque is another type of tasbi that can be used in prayer. It consists of a cube with a hole at one end. This hole is covered with prayer beads or coins. The prayer cubes are commonly used as souvenirs in wedding ceremonies and other Islamic events.