Luminous at Night Turkish Rosary 33 Beads

Original Amber Turkish Rosary

a 33 beads Turkish rosary made of the famous amber stone powder distinctive for changing its color from one place to another where the white represents its original color the turns into green-bluish in the dark. A convenient-to-use very elegant-appearance Ottoman rosary of perfect-size beads.

33 beads Turkish Rosary

• Blue color at night
• White color during day
• Changing-color feature day and night
• Amber stone powder rosary
• Silver plated

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• Size 8x12-6x10mm
• Length 31 cm. - 27 cm

Amber Stone

• Amber is a stone formed as a result of the crystallization of resin and petrified trees gum by natural process over millions of years. Amber most often has yellow, orange, brown and sometimes green or red colors.
• Amber has been used in jewelry industry throughout history as well as for medicinal purposes.
• It’s believed that amber has positive effects on the human body and this is why some people use amber jewelry or stone to assist younger kids relax during teething.
• Amber is also used for decorative purposes and is considered valuable symbol in some cultures.

What is a Rosary and What it is Used For

• The rosary is called “Masbaha” or “Tasbeeth” (praising) and is used to track the repetition of some phrases of remembrance of Allah the Almighty and the prayer for Prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings be upon him).
• A rosary is usually composed of 99 beads (sometimes 33 or 66) interconnected together with a durable thread.
• The rosary is considered Muslims means to engage in the remembrance of Allah to stimulate a greater sense of alertness and spiritual connection to Allah.

Rosary Throughout History

• A rosary has always been, in many cultures, a symbol of religiosity, mysticism, praise and congratulations and sometimes expresses reverence and dignity.
• Materials used for manufacture vary as they varied throughout ages until reached the diversity we see nowadays.

Rosary Most Famous Uses for Reciting Dhikr After Salah

After each prayer, and before getting up, Muslims recite “Tasbeeh” using a rosary as follows:

• Praise be to God (Hallelujah): repeated 33 times
• Thank God: repeated 33 times
• Allah Akbar: repeated 33 times.