🤲 Zakat Calculator

Calculate your Zakat accurately in under a minute. Our free Zakat calculator totals your cash, gold, silver, investments, and business assets, subtracts your debts, checks the nisab threshold, and applies the 2.5% rate — giving you a clear, itemized result you can trust.

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How to use

  1. Enter the current market value of your cash, gold, silver, and investments or business assets.
  2. Enter any debts you currently owe.
  3. Enter the current nisab value in your currency (optional, but recommended).
  4. Click Calculate Zakat.
  5. Review your zakatable wealth and the exact Zakat due — or a clear message if your wealth is below nisab.

About this tool

Zakat is due at 2.5% on wealth held for one lunar year above the nisab threshold (value of 87.48g gold or 612.36g silver). This calculator uses the silver nisab by default as the more cautious option; please confirm rates and rulings with a scholar.

Why use this tool?

Zakat is a sacred obligation, and calculating it correctly matters: missing assets means underpaying, while guessing too high creates unnecessary hardship. Our calculator walks through every standard zakatable category, automatically checks whether your wealth reaches nisab, and shows the exact 2.5% due — removing the arithmetic anxiety from an important religious duty. As always, please confirm personal rulings with a trusted scholar.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nisab for Zakat?

The value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver, held for one full lunar year. Many scholars recommend using the lower (silver) nisab to be on the safe side.

Is Zakat 2.5% on everything I own?

No — 2.5% applies to cash, gold, silver, investments, and trade goods held for a lunar year. Your home, car, and personal belongings are exempt.

What if my wealth is below the nisab?

Then no Zakat is due. Enter your nisab value in the calculator and it will tell you automatically whether you meet the threshold.

Should I confirm my calculation with a scholar?

Yes. This calculator gives a careful, standard estimate, but personal situations — debts, mixed assets, business inventory — can differ, so please verify with a trusted scholar.