eehs are more than just prayer beads – they are companions in your spiritual journey and beautiful symbols of faith. At Maimoon Gallery, we offer a wide variety of handcrafted tasbeehs made from natural stones, wood, and unique materials. If you’re wondering how to choose the right tasbeeh, this guide will help you understand the key factors: materials, sizes, and spiritual meanings.
1. Choosing by Material
Different materials carry unique beauty and significance:
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Aqeeq (Agate): Known for its protective qualities, aqeeq beads come in many colors such as brown, black (Sulemani), red (Yamani), and green (Shajri). Each type carries special meaning – from peace to protection.
- Yamani Aqeeq Tasbeeh
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Olive Wood: Lightweight, durable, and naturally fragrant. Olive wood tasbeehs become shinier and more beautiful with time.
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Camel Bone: A rare and traditional choice, handcrafted for elegance and heritage value. Camel Bone Tasbeeh
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Feroza (Turquoise): Symbol of peace and good fortune, available in vibrant green and white shades.
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Dur-e-Najaf: Sacred stones from Najaf, Iraq, symbolizing purity and spiritual clarity.
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Tiger Eye: Famous for its golden-brown shine, believed to bring focus and protection.
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2. Choosing by Size
Tasbeehs come in various bead counts and sizes:
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33 Beads: Ideal for portability and quick zikr throughout the day.
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100 Beads: Perfect for complete recitation and daily prayers.
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Bead Sizes: Small (6–8mm) for light handling, Medium (10–12mm) for balance, and Large (14mm+) for bold presence and premium feel.
- Olive wood tasbeeh is ideal for daily zikr
3. Choosing by Meaning & Purpose
Each tasbeeh carries spiritual and emotional significance:
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For Peace & Balance: White Aqeeq, Feroza
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For Protection: Black Sulemani, Tiger Eye
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For Blessings & Heritage: Yamani Aqeeq, Dur-e-Najaf
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For Daily Zikr & Comfort: Olive Wood, Koka Wood
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FAQ.
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Q: Which tasbeeh is best for daily zikr?
A: Olive wood and aqeeq tasbeeh are most recommended…Q: How many beads should a tasbeeh have?
A: 33 and 100 are most commonly used…
