The Tasbih Collection

Three stones. Aqeeq is carnelian agate. The Prophet ﷺ wore an aqeeq ring — it served as his seal, and the hadith about it appear in Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud, and others. Scholars across centuries have written about aqeeq's place in a Muslim's life. It is warm to the touch and deepens in colour with years of handling. Sulemani Aqeeq is banded agate, named after Hazrat Suleman (AS). You find it in antique rings and prayer beads from Istanbul to Lucknow — prized for centuries because every stone carries a unique pattern. Every bead carries a different pattern. Moonstone is the one we named the brand after. The moon governs the entire Islamic calendar: every fast, every Eid, every Hajj begins when it is sighted. Moonstone has an inner glow that moves when the light hits it. Translucent, quiet, and named after the same light. All three sourced from Jaipur. Genuine carnelian, moonstone, and banded agate. Each batch independently lab-tested. Certificate of authenticity included.

Pure cotton thread, hand-knotted. Holds knots beautifully and softens with every use. The tassel is cotton too, hand-bound by the same karigar who strings the beads.

One person makes each tasbih. Picks the beads, threads them, knots the string, binds the tassel. Small Mumbai workshops, batches of 20 to 40. Every piece is carefully inspected before it earns the Noor-e-Quamar name. This is how Mughal karigari has always worked: slowly, by hand, by someone who knows what they are making.