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[[File:تسبیح مسیحی.jpg|thumbnail|200px|A Christian prayer beads]] | |||
Application of prayer beads has been common in all of religions more or less. The oldest document related to the usage of prayer beads, is Hindu literature which points out prevalence of using prayer beads among Hindu priests. In Buddha philosophy, every Buddhist, by having a prayer beads in his hand, as a part of a whole, and as a bead beside other beads, makes a string that connects them to Buddha. | Application of prayer beads has been common in all of religions more or less. The oldest document related to the usage of prayer beads, is Hindu literature which points out prevalence of using prayer beads among Hindu priests. In Buddha philosophy, every Buddhist, by having a prayer beads in his hand, as a part of a whole, and as a bead beside other beads, makes a string that connects them to Buddha. | ||
Jews take a prayer beads, with 32 or 99 beads in Saturday (Sabbath). | Jews take a prayer beads, with 32 or 99 beads in Saturday (Sabbath). | ||
In most of Christian sects and groups, prayer beads is used for prayers. Only some protestant groups oppose usage of prayer beads. | In most of Christian sects and groups, prayer beads is used for prayers. Only some protestant groups oppose usage of prayer beads. | ||