Zakat Calculator
Add your assets, subtract your debts, pick a nisab — see your Zakat due.
Your Zakatable Assets
Nisab Threshold
Your Zakat due
This is a calculation aid, not a fatwa. Zakat rules differ between schools of thought — confirm important cases with a qualified scholar.
How to use the Zakat Calculator
- Enter your zakatable assets: cash, gold and silver (grams plus today's price per gram), investments, inventory and money owed to you.
- Enter your short-term debts, then choose the gold or silver nisab and click Calculate Zakat.
- Read your total, the nisab threshold and the 2.5% Zakat due — or confirmation that no Zakat is due.
Zakat Calculator FAQs
What is the nisab for Zakat?
The nisab is the minimum wealth threshold. This calculator uses the classic values: 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. You only owe Zakat if your net zakatable assets reach or pass the nisab you choose.
Which assets count toward Zakat?
Cash and bank savings, gold and silver, stocks and investments, business inventory, and money owed to you. Your home, car and personal belongings are not zakatable. Debts due soon are subtracted before the nisab check.
Why are there two nisab values — gold and silver?
Both trace back to Prophetic measures. The silver nisab is worth less in today's money, so more people reach it. Many scholars advise following your school of thought's practice; when in doubt, the lower (silver) nisab is the cautious option.
Do I need to enter today's gold and silver prices?
Yes. The tool cannot fetch live market prices, so enter the current price per gram from your local jeweller or market. Keep them up to date for an accurate result.
Is this tool a fatwa?
No. It is a calculation aid that applies the standard 2.5% rule. Zakat rules differ between schools of thought and personal situations, so confirm important cases with a qualified scholar.
Zakat Calculator — Work Out Your 2.5% Zakat on Savings, Gold and Assets
This Zakat calculator tells you whether your wealth reaches the nisab and, if so, how much Zakat you owe at the standard 2.5% rate. Enter your cash, gold, silver, investments and debts, pick the gold or silver nisab, and get a clear breakdown in seconds.
How to use it, step by step
- Add up your zakatable assets: cash, bank savings, gold, silver, investments, business stock and money owed to you.
- Subtract any short-term debts to get your net zakatable wealth.
- Choose the gold nisab (87.48 g) or the silver nisab (612.36 g) and compare your net wealth against it.
- If your net wealth meets or passes the nisab, pay 2.5% of it as Zakat.
Popular uses
- Check whether you owe Zakat this Ramadan or at your annual Zakat date.
- Value gold and silver at today's price per gram for an accurate nisab check.
- Compare the gold and silver nisab outcomes side by side.
- Plan Zakat payments on savings, investments and business stock.