Beads made of real pearls Islamic prayer beads known as silver head tasbeeh. They have been around for quite some time and are thought to have originated in the Middle East, though they can now be found all over the world. These beads are a string of round, white freshwater pearls. The most common tasbeeh has 33 beads, which is meant to symbolize Allah's 33 attributes. You can use these tasbeeh beads in your meditations, prayers, and recitations in the Islamic tradition. Commonly, they are used to keep track of the number of times one has remembered Allah (dhikr), a central component of Islamic prayer. Beads of tasbeeh are passed between fingers during Dhikr, with the belief that each bead represents a different praise of Allah. The tasbeeh also aids in concentration and focus, allowing one to pay closer attention to the words being said during prayer. A symbol of faith and devotion, this silver tasbeeh with genuine pearl beads. They can be used as a sign of one's devotion to Allah and to the Islamic faith and way of life. The classic style of these tasbeeh stems from their understated elegance and sophistication. An excellent prayer and meditation aid is the silver-headed tasbeeh strung with genuine pearl beads. It's a stunning ornament that will undoubtedly make a statement of faith, and it's also a symbol of loyalty and devotion to Allah.