Durood Counter — Online Salawat Counter (Free)

A dedicated counter for durood (salawat) upon the Prophet ﷺ. Tap to count; your durood count is saved on your device, separate from the istighfar and tasbih counters, so a daily or Friday target carries over exactly where you left it.

The Reward of Every Salawat

In Sahih Muslim the Prophet ﷺ said: whoever sends one blessing upon me, Allah sends ten upon him. Every tap on this counter, said with presence, is answered tenfold from above — there are few easier trades in the religion.

Durood Ibrahim — The Complete Form

The fullest form of salawat is the one recited in every prayer, taught by the Prophet ﷺ when the Companions asked how to send blessings upon him:

Fridays and Durood

The sunnah singles out Friday: the Prophet ﷺ instructed to increase salawat upon him on Friday and its night, for the salawat of his ummah are presented to him (Sunan Abi Dawud). Many set a Friday target of 300 or 1000 on this counter — both are in the target list.

Durood in Times of Grief

Salawat carries a special comfort for the heavy-hearted: in the famous hadith of Ubayy ibn Ka’b (Jami’ at-Tirmidhi), when he asked how much of his dua he should devote to salawat and finally said “all of it,” the Prophet ﷺ replied: then your concerns will be sufficed and your sin forgiven. Alongside the duas for the deceased and istighfar, steady durood is among the surest ways a grieving heart finds ease — the Qur’an’s promise that with hardship comes ease travels these roads.