The history of rosaries dates back to the 2nd century BC. At that time, most of the religious leaders were illiterate and innumerate including simple counting. They were given leather fabric or threads that could be knotted to read a certain number of prayers. Various other natural materials that can be sorted for this purpose were also used: seashells, seeds, fruit pits, and so on. At present, rosaries are made of beads, as well as glass, stones, wood, and are in the interest of many people.

Fakhriyya Ibrahimova is skilled in making rosaries. She has been engaged in the preparation of rosaries for more than 8 years:

"I have been inclined to drawing and generally to art since my childhood. I started with small things: making decorative items from beads, decorating chests, painting on glass bottles, and preparing various accessories from plant gums. Then I learned the subtilties and secrets of the sculpturing. But preparing rosaries is my favourite. I prepare my rosaries from natural materials. I think that my crafts have their energy and it calms and increases strength people."

According to Fakhriyya, after joining the ABAD, requests on her page and sales respectively increased:

 "My artwork is mostly bought by foreign visitors, and the local population make a majority of people who buy my crafts through the website. So, the number of buyers increases day after day. "

Note that Fakhriyya’s handiwork is available at "ABAD" ethno-boutiques.