Zakat Calculator
Calculate your estimated Zakat obligation in just a few simple steps.
How it Works
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Add your wealth
Cash, gold and silver, investments, and other zakatable assets you have held for a lunar year.
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Subtract debts
Immediate bills and amounts due now. Long-term mortgages are typically not deducted.
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Apply 2.5%
If your net wealth meets the nisab threshold, Zakat is 2.5% of that net amount.
Nisab Rates
Nisab is the minimum wealth that makes Zakat due. You may use the gold or silver standard. Metal prices below are estimates and can be updated in the calculator to match today’s market.
Gold nisab
9,447.84
87.48g × 108.00/g
Silver nisab
747.08
612.36g × 1.22/g
Cash & Bank Savings
Include cash you hold and balances you can spend, plus money you reasonably expect to receive soon. Do not include money you have already given as Zakat.
Gold & Silver
Enter 24k-equivalent weight, a cash value, or both. Personal jewelry that is in regular use may be treated differently by some scholars — this estimate includes the values you enter.
Estimates you can replace with today’s market price.
Other Assets
Include trade goods, investment holdings, and other wealth kept for growth. Your home, car, and furniture for personal use are generally not zakatable.
Immediate Debts
Deduct debts that are due now, such as unpaid bills and current credit-card balances. Long-term mortgages and installment loans are typically not deducted in full.
Choose Your Nisab
Gold nisab is the more common standard. Silver nisab is lower, so more people meet the threshold. Thresholds update from the metal prices you entered in the Gold step.
Your Zakat Summary
Based on the information provided, here is your estimated obligation.
Estimated Zakat Due
0.00
This is an estimate for planning only. Please consult a qualified scholar for your personal circumstances.