Islamic Prayer Beads | Engraved Kuka Wood Dhikr Misbaha - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Prayer Beads | Engraved Kuka Wood Dhikr Misbaha - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Prayer Beads | Engraved Kuka Wood Dhikr Misbaha - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Prayer Beads | Engraved Kuka Wood Dhikr Misbaha - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Prayer Beads | Engraved Kuka Wood Dhikr Misbaha - Islamic Wall Art Store
Islamic Wall Art Store

Chapelet islamique | Kuka gravé - Dhikr Misbaha en bois

Kuka wood prayer beads, engraved and strung for daily dhikr, 6 mm each and sized to sit comfortably in the hand through a long, unhurried dhikr session.

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SKU: IJ07200HQTJE

Taille des perles
  • Stock faible – 5 articles restants
  • Turns dhikr into a daily ritual, one bead at a time
  • Kuka wood beads, 0.27 inches (6 mm) each, hand engraved
  • Strong stringing built for continuous daily dhikr sessions

Kuka, engraved

Engraved kuka wood, 99 beads

Engraved kuka wood, 99 beads, on a single cord. Kuka wood, turned and then engraved.

Three decisions before it ships

  1. The material

    Ninety-nine beads graded to one diameter, on a single cord, with the imame at the fold.

  2. Size

    6 mm beads — the count is 99 either way.

  3. In the hand

    Counted with the thumb rather than the eye, which is why the bead diameter matters more here than on anything else in this catalog.

The strand

How long it is, and how it sits

6 mm beads, so the loop runs about 64.4 cm and hangs about 32.2 cm folded. The strand is drawn below doubled, the way it hangs, with the arithmetic beside it.

99 beads on the loop, drawn at true scale — it hangs folded, so the drop is half the loop. 6 mm 64.4 cm loop
BeadBeadsLoopDrop, foldedIn the hand
6 mm9964.4 cm32.2 cmThe finer of the two — the strand is shorter and lighter in a pocket

Where the length comes from. None of these is sold by its length, so the length here is the sum rather than a measurement: 99 beads of the stated diameter, plus a standard imame at the fold. Lay it flat against a ruler and it is the number you get.

Materials

What it is made of

Material
Kuka wood99 beads on one cord
Finishing
Strung on one cordImame at the fold
kuka, engraved, close up

Craft

The stone, and the cord

Kuka wood, turned and then engraved

  • Turned from kuka wood, the seed traditionally used for a tasbih
  • Graded to one diameter down the strand, which is what keeps the count even under the thumb
  • Strung on a single cord with the imame at the fold

On kuka. Kuka is light in the hand and warms to the temperature of whoever is holding it, which is why it has been the everyday tasbih wood for so long. It darkens slowly with use rather than wearing pale.

Using it

The first weeks

A new strand is stiff and a new cord is tight. Both settle with use — these three habits are what let them.

  1. Run it through once, slowly

    Take the whole loop through the fingers a few times before the first dhikr. A new strand sits tight on the cord and this is what opens the spacing out.

  2. Let it find the imame

    The imame at the fold is the marker you feel for. After a week of use the thumb finds it without counting up to it, which is the point of it being a different shape.

  3. Carry it loose, not knotted

    A pocket or a bag rather than wound tight around a wrist or a hook. A cord under constant tension is the one thing that shortens a strand’s life.

  • Packed for transit

Where it lives

Where it ends up

A pocket, every day

This is what a tasbih is for. Nothing here is fragile enough to need a shelf, and a strand that lives in a drawer never takes on the patina of one that does not.

Beside the prayer mat

Left where the mat is laid out, so it is in reach at the end of the prayer rather than fetched for it.

Given as it arrives

It comes boxed — an Eid gift, a first Ramadan, a return from Hajj or Umrah. Nothing to size and nothing to wrap.

Against the alternatives

This pieceCommonly sold alternatives
MaterialKuka wood, strung on cordMass-produced, in a thinner material
What it isThe seed traditionally used for a tasbih, not a stained hardwoodStained hardwood turned to look like kuka

Care

Keeping it as it arrived

Keep it dry

A soft, dry cloth. Wood swells where water sits, and a wet cord stretches.

Nothing on the cord

No oils and no polish. Handling is what darkens kuka, and it does it better than anything from a bottle.

Store it loose

Coiled in a pocket or a box rather than hung on a hook, which puts the whole weight on one point of the cord.

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99 beads, 6 mm beads, on a single cord.

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Foire aux questions

Tasbeehs are crafted from high-quality materials such as wood, acrylic, resin, and natural stones. These materials ensure both durability and elegance, making the prayer beads ideal for daily spiritual use as well as decorative purposes.

To clean your Tasbeeh, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the beads. Avoid using water or chemical cleaners, especially for wooden or resin beads, as they can damage the finish. Proper care will help maintain its appearance and longevity.

Yes, Tasbeehs make meaningful and spiritual gifts, especially during Ramadan, Eid, or after Hajj and Umrah. Many products come in elegant gift boxes or pouches, making them perfect for gifting to loved ones.

Tasbeehs are available in various sizes and styles. Smaller ones are great for daily use or travel, while larger or decorative designs are ideal for display or special occasions. You can also choose based on color, bead count, and material to suit your personal preference.

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