💰 Zakat Calculator

Islamic Wealth Purification Calculator (2.5%)

Enter your assets & liabilities below. Choose nisab method (gold or silver). This tool provides an estimate — always confirm with a qualified scholar before paying.

About this Zakat Calculator

This free Zakat calculator helps you estimate Zakat (2.5%) on cash, gold, silver and business/inventory. Enter current values (cash, gold grams and price per gram, silver grams and price per gram, business value) and any debts. The calculator computes net zakatable wealth and compares it with nisab (gold or silver). This is an estimate intended for guidance — always confirm final amounts with a qualified Islamic scholar.

💵 Cash & Business Assets
🥇 Precious Metals
💳 Liabilities
⚖️ Nisab Configuration

Default nisab uses classical values (Gold = 87.48 g; Silver = 612.36 g). Calculator will compute nisab value in local currency using the price per gram fields above.

⚠️ Important Disclaimer
This calculator is an educational tool only. Zakat rulings can vary by school of thought and personal circumstances (debts, wills, specific dependents, joint ownership, etc.). Always confirm final amounts with a qualified Islamic scholar before paying Zakat.

Frequently Asked Questions about Zakat

Who must pay Zakat?

Adult Muslims who own wealth above the nisab threshold for one lunar year are normally obliged to pay Zakat.

How is Zakat calculated?

Zakat is typically 2.5% of net zakatable wealth (cash, gold, silver, business assets, minus debts).

What is nisab and how do I calculate it?

Nisab equals 87.48 g of gold or 612.36 g of silver. Multiply the grams by today’s price per gram to find nisab in your currency.

Should I use gold or silver nisab?

Both are accepted by scholars; silver nisab is lower. Follow local scholarly guidance if unsure.

Can I deduct debts when calculating Zakat?

Yes — legitimate short-term debts are usually subtracted from assets before calculating Zakat. For complex cases, consult a scholar.

When should I pay Zakat?

Zakat is due after holding zakatable wealth above nisab for a lunar year; many users set a specific annual zakat date.