Zakat Calculator

Your Zakat calculation

Enter your eligible wealth and current nisab

Use current values in one currency. The detailed result will show every included asset, liabilities, net Zakatable wealth and the estimated amount due.

1 Currency and nisab threshold

Currency codeFor example USD, GBP, PKR or AED Nisab basisChoose the standard you follow Current gold price per gramUsed when gold nisab is selected Current silver price per gramUsed when silver nisab is selected Custom nisab amountUsed only with custom threshold

2 Zakatable assets

Cash and bank balancesCash, current accounts and savings Gold and silver valueEnter the Zakatable market value you follow Shares and investmentsEnter the eligible value under your method Business assetsTrading cash, inventory and eligible receivables Money likely to be receivedRecoverable loans and confirmed receivables Eligible pension or long-term savingsOnly the amount treated as Zakatable Crypto and digital assetsCurrent eligible market value Short-term liabilities dueEligible debts payable in the near term

A lunar year (hawl) has passedKeep selected if the relevant wealth has remained at or above the applicable nisab for the required period under the method you follow.

Important: This is a planning estimate for common 2.5% monetary Zakat. Jewellery, pensions, shares, business assets, debts and the start of the lunar-year period can be treated differently. Confirm unusual holdings with a qualified Zakat scholar or adviser.

Understand your Zakat estimate

How the Islamic Zakat calculator works

The calculator adds the eligible wealth you enter, subtracts entered short-term liabilities, compares the net amount with your chosen nisab and then displays a detailed 2.5% estimate when the threshold and lunar-year conditions are met.

01

Total eligible wealth

Cash, gold and silver value, investments, business assets, receivables, pensions and digital assets are itemised in the result.

02

Compare with nisab

The selected gold, silver or custom threshold is shown beside your net Zakatable wealth so the eligibility decision is easy to understand.

03

Calculate 2.5% Zakat

When the supported conditions are met, one-fortieth of the net Zakatable wealth is displayed as the estimated Zakat due.

Purification of wealth

Give from wealth with sincere purpose

Quran 9:103 describes charity as a means of purification and blessing.

Quran 9:103

Eligible recipients

Know where Zakat may be given

Quran 9:60 identifies the categories eligible to receive Zakat, including the poor, the needy and people burdened by debt.

Quran 9:60

Common monetary rate

One-fortieth of qualifying wealth

The calculator uses the common 2.5% monetary rate after the selected nisab and hawl conditions are met.

Muwatta Malik, Book 17, Hadith 23

Common Zakatable assets

What you can estimate here

Cash, bank balances and savings
Zakatable gold and silver market value
Eligible shares, investments and digital assets
Business cash, inventory and receivables
Eligible pensions or long-term savings
Short-term liabilities and nisab comparison

Zakat calculator FAQs

Common questions about nisab and Zakatable wealth

Review the details that most often change a Zakat estimate.

What does this Zakat calculator include?

It totals the eligible values you enter for cash, precious metals, investments, business assets, receivables, pensions and digital assets, then subtracts entered short-term liabilities and compares the result with your selected nisab.

How is the Zakat amount calculated?

When the net Zakatable wealth reaches the entered nisab and the lunar-year condition is selected, the calculator applies the common monetary Zakat rate of 2.5%, equal to one-fortieth.

Should I use the gold or silver nisab?

Enter the current price per gram and choose the nisab basis you follow. Because scholars and organisations may recommend different approaches for particular circumstances, confirm the appropriate basis when you are unsure.

Do I include gold jewellery in my Zakat calculation?

Treatment of personally worn jewellery can differ. Enter only the value considered Zakatable under the opinion you follow and seek qualified guidance if your jewellery includes mixed metals, stones or business stock.

Can I subtract debts from Zakatable wealth?

The calculator subtracts the short-term liabilities you enter. Which debts and instalments may be deducted can vary, so use the amount accepted under the method you follow.

Who can receive Zakat?

Quran 9:60 identifies the eligible categories for Zakat. Confirm that the person or organisation receiving your payment distributes it within those categories.