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Tasbih of Infinite Gratitude and Barakah

Recite this tasbih to increase gratitude by glorifying Allah to the number of all blessings on earth and to draw barakah into your life. The ritual guides you through an initial intention, the repetition of the tasbih 33 times, and a closing supplication.

Intention for Gratitude and Barakah

Take a deep breath, focus on your heart, and make your intention:

"O Allah; I ask You for the ability to properly thank You for the countless blessings You have bestowed upon me, such as faith, health, and sustenance. Bless my life and make my heart one of Your servants who constantly remember You and are content with what You give."

Subhanallahi Adede Ma Halaka Fil-Ard (33 times)

Arabic

سُبْحَانَ اللَّهِ عَدَدَ مَا خَلَقَ فِي الْأَرْضِ

Transliteration

Sübhanallahi adede ma halaka fil-ard

Meaning

Glory be to Allah to the number of things He has created on earth

Recitation count: 33 times

A tasbih recited with the intention of gratitude and barakah. (Source: Tirmidhi)

Supplication of Gratitude

"My Lord; accept the tasbihs I have performed in Your presence, and bless my life and sustenance. Grant us the ability to know the value of the blessings You have given us and to always be grateful to You. All praise and thanks are due to Allah."

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Frequently asked questions

How many times is the tasbih repeated?

The tasbih is repeated 33 times.

What is the meaning of the tasbih?

Glory be to Allah to the number of things He has created on earth.