Tasbeeh

tasbeeh app that helps you to remember Allah, with a simple UI and easy to use.

App features

- A large area (The tasbeeh area) for easy clicks.

- Add a new counter or edit existing one.

- Auto-Save.

- Manual cloud backup.

- Reset Counter.

- Activate or deactivate the vibration for each counter .individually.

- Reset the power of the vibration

- Choose between languages, Arabic or English ( more languages will be added soon ).

- Add, edit or delete a reminder ( Notifications ).

- Switchable Multi-Color Themes.

What's New in the Latest Version 4.1.8

Last updated on Jun 19, 2024

- white screen fixed

Tasbeeh, a traditional Middle Eastern game, is a captivating blend of concentration, skill, and strategic thinking. The game's origins can be traced back centuries, with variations played throughout the region.

Gameplay

Tasbeeh is played with a set of 49 beads, typically made of wood or plastic. These beads are arranged in a specific pattern on a flat surface, forming a grid of seven rows and seven columns.

The goal of the game is to capture all of your opponent's beads while preventing them from capturing yours. Players take turns moving one of their beads along the grid, following specific rules of movement.

Rules of Movement

* Beads can only move horizontally or vertically, not diagonally.

* A bead can move one space at a time, capturing an opponent's bead if it lands on the same space.

* A bead can capture multiple opponent's beads in a single move, known as a "tasbeeh." This occurs when a bead lands on a space that is adjacent to two or more opponent's beads.

* If a bead is captured, it is removed from the grid and the capturing player adds it to their collection.

Winning

The game continues until one player has captured all of their opponent's beads. The player who achieves this first is declared the winner.

Variations

There are numerous variations of Tasbeeh, each with its own unique rules and strategies. Some common variations include:

* Classical Tasbeeh: The standard version of the game, as described above.

* Free Tasbeeh: Players are not restricted to moving only their own beads. They can move any bead on the grid, except for the opponent's king bead.

* King Tasbeeh: Each player has a special bead known as the "king" bead. The king bead has additional powers and cannot be captured by regular beads.

Strategy and Skill

Tasbeeh requires a combination of strategy and skill to master. Players must develop a keen eye for patterns and anticipate their opponent's moves. The ability to plan several moves ahead and adapt to changing situations is crucial for success.

Educational Value

In addition to its entertainment value, Tasbeeh also offers educational benefits. It helps develop concentration, problem-solving skills, and spatial reasoning. The game can also promote social interaction and strategic thinking.