Tasbeh va zikrlar is an Android app developed by Androazeri Nural İsmayilov. It is a free lifestyle application that focuses on the practice of tasbeh and zikr in Islam. Tasbeh is a ring made up of a specific number of beads, traditionally used by Muslims to count repetitive monotonous operations. Muslims commonly use tasbeh with counts of 11, 33, and 99 beads.

In the early years of Islam, Muslims used to count on their fingers instead of using tasbeh. However, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) never used tasbeh. Some hadiths mention that the Prophet used to use his fingers or a small pebble during prayer and recite the words "Subhanallah," "Alhamdulillah," and "Allahu Akbar" 33 times. The exact origin and transition of this practice remain uncertain, but it is believed to have been used during the time of Abu Bakr, the first caliph.

Tasbeh va zikrlar is an important tool for Muslims to conclude their prayers. However, many Muslims prefer counting on their fingers rather than using beads. The app provides information on the significance and benefits of zikr, which refers to the repetitive remembrance of Allah's names, attributes, and words of praise. Zikr starts with verbal repetition and continues in the heart. It is considered a spiritual journey of surrendering the heart and tongue to Allah. The app also offers guidance on what to say during zikr sessions.