• Design & Material: The Beauty of 10mm Pearls
• ✨ Pearl Beads – Symbol of Purity
• Pearls have long symbolized purity, wisdom, and divine beauty.
• In Islamic tradition, pearls are mentioned in the Qur’an as part of the rewards of Paradise (Jannah).
• Using pearl beads in Tasbih adds a layer of elegance and spiritual symbolism.
• 📏 10mm Size – Bold and Majestic
• The 10mm bead size is considered large, giving the Tasbih a regal and commanding presence.
• Larger beads are easier to handle, especially for elderly users or those who prefer tactile comfort during dhikr.
• The size also makes it suitable for display or ceremonial use.

Design & Material: The Beauty of 10mm Pearls

✨ Pearl Beads – Symbol of Purity

• Pearls have long symbolized purity, wisdom, and divine beauty.
• In Islamic tradition, pearls are mentioned in the Qur’an as part of the rewards of Paradise (Jannah).
• Using pearl beads in Tasbih adds a layer of elegance and spiritual symbolism.

📏 10mm Size – Bold and Majestic

• The 10mm bead size is considered large, giving the Tasbih a regal and commanding presence.
• Larger beads are easier to handle, especially for elderly users or those who prefer tactile comfort during dhikr.
• The size also makes it suitable for display or ceremonial use.

🔗 Chain Structure – Durable and Elegant

• The beads are strung on a high-quality thread or chain, often reinforced for durability.
• Some versions include metal spacers or accents—silver, gold-plated, or stainless steel—for added luxury.
• The chain ends in a tassel or marker bead, often used to signify the completion of one cycle of dhikr.

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• 99 Beads: Representing the 99 names of Allah. These beads are divided into three sets of 33 by smaller divider beads.
• 33 Beads: Alternatively, some Tasbihs have 33 beads, used to recite “Subhan Allah” (Glory be to God), “Alhamdulillah” (Praise be to God), and “Allahu Akbar” (God is the Greatest) 33 times each.
• Divider Beads: These are slightly larger beads that separate the sets, helping the user keep count.
• Imam Bead: A larger, often elaborately designed bead that marks the starting and ending point of the Tasbih.
• Tassel: Many Tasbihs feature a decorative tassel at the end, adding a touch of elegance.

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• Wood: Traditional Tasbih beads are often made from various types of wood, such as sandalwood, rosewood, or olive wood. These beads have a natural, earthy feel and are lightweight.
• Semi-Precious Stones: More luxurious Tasbihs may be made from semi-precious stones such as agate, onyx, jade, or amber. These beads add a touch of elegance and are believed to hold certain spiritual properties.
• Glass and Crystal: Some Tasbihs are crafted from glass or crystal beads, offering a sparkling and visually appealing option.
• Plastic: Modern Tasbihs are sometimes made from high-quality plastic, providing a durable and affordable alternative.