Every bead counts.وَإِن كَانَ مِثْقَالَ حَبَّةٍ
“Even if it be the weight of a mustard seed (ḥabbah), We will bring it forth.” Al-Anbiyā’ 21:47
Habbah is a calm, motion-designed dhikr counter. Pull beads that feel real through living, hand-drawn worlds, and learn what each remembrance means, with its source in the Quran and Sunnah.
- No ads, ever
- No account
- Nothing leaves your phone
- Every virtue referenced
Pull the beads, or tap ·
- ✦No ads, everNothing interrupts your remembrance.
- ⌂Private by designNo account, no tracking. Your counts stay on your iPhone.
- ❖Grounded in sourcesEvery virtue carries its ayah or hadith reference.
- ◎Count without lookingAction Button, Back Tap and gentle haptics.
Each dhikr lives in its own world.
Every scene is drawn in code, so it moves and answers your count. A palm rises in the garden of Paradise for each Subḥānallāhi wa biḥamdihi, and saplings fill the meadow as you say Lā ilāha illā-Allāh. There are 24 worlds, and you can choose any world for any dhikr.
Eighteen materials, one bead at a time.
Glass, olive wood, amber, pearl, lapis, malachite, gold and more, each with its own sound and haptic weight. Pull once and exactly one bead clicks over, like a real misbaha. Choose the string, a floating loop, or a vertical wheel under your thumb.
From the first bead to a lifelong habit.
Daily plan
The Sunnah remembrances after prayer and through the day. Each dhikr keeps its count, so you always continue where you left off.
My plan
Build your own order from any dhikr and set your own counts. Drag to reorder, then start from the top or anywhere.
Morning & evening adhkar
Authentic adhkar with their grading, and a gentle reminder after Fajr and Asr, worked out on your phone.
The 99 Names
A page for each Name: its meaning, where it appears in the Quran, and how to call on Allah by it. Choose a Name and it is engraved on every bead.
Count in your pocket
Start a session with the Action Button and count with the screen off, or double-tap the back of your iPhone.
Journey
Your days as strands of beads. Record dhikr you said away from the phone. It stays private, with no rankings and no showing off.
Meaning first, then the count.
Every dhikr opens a page with its meaning and the promised reward, each with its reference to the Quran or the hadith collections as numbered on sunnah.com. Weak narrations are marked as weak. The religious text is reviewed before release.
Arabic and English sizes are adjustable for easy reading, and the counter can sit wherever your thumb finds it.
“Whoever says SubḥānAllāhil-‘Aẓīm wa biḥamdihi, a palm tree is planted for him in Paradise.”
“Two words light on the tongue, heavy on the scale, beloved to the Most Merciful: SubḥānAllāhi wa biḥamdihi, SubḥānAllāhil-‘Aẓīm.”
“Surely, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” (ar-Ra‘d 13:28)
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