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Zakat Calculator

Enter your cash, savings, gold, silver, and property into the Zakat calculator to instantly calculate your Zakat obligation.

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Gold Worth for 7.5 tola (Euros Rs 2,250,000.00 )

Silver Worth for 52.5 tola (Euros Rs 175,000.00 )

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Zakat Calculator:

Use this Zakat calculator to determine how much Zakat you need to pay based on your wealth and assets, including cash, savings, gold, silver, and property. The tool calculates your obligatory Zakat according to Islamic principles, taking into account your net assets after deducting eligible liabilities.

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only. For specific religious rulings, please consult a qualified Islamic scholar.

What is Zakat?

Zakat (or Zakāh) is one of the five pillars of Islam and involves giving a portion of wealth to charity.

Zakat Meaning: "giving to the needy" or "giving to charity"

How Does Zakat Work?

Muslims with wealth above the nisab threshold must pay Zakat.
The Zakat rate is 2.5% of wealth above the nisab.
It is paid once a year, after completing a full lunar year.
Given to eligible recipients as prescribed in Islam.

What is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth that obligates a Muslim to pay Zakat. The Zakat Calculator considers this threshold when calculating your payment.

Zakat Nisab by Category:

The Nisab threshold differs depending on the type of wealth, typically based on the market value of gold or silver.

Category	Nisab Threshold	Zakat Rate	Notes
Gold	87.48 grams (7.5 tolas)	2.5%	Owned for one lunar year
Silver	612.36 grams (52.5 tolas)	2.5%	Owned for one lunar year
Cash & Bank Savings	Equivalent to 87.48g gold or 612.36g silver	2.5%	Includes savings, salary, and business cash
Business Inventory	Equivalent to Nisab	2.5%	Goods intended for sale
Investments & Stocks	Market value reaching Nisab	2.5%	Shares held for trade; dividends may count
Rental Income	Equivalent to Nisab	2.5%	Saved rental income after expenses
Agricultural Produce	653 kg grains; 5 camel loads fruits	5% (irrigated) / 10% (rain-fed)	Zakat due at harvest
Livestock	Varies by type (e.g., 30 cows = 1-year-old calf)	Varies	Minimum: 40 sheep/goats, 30 cows, 5 camels
Debts Receivable	Meets Nisab	2.5%	Includes loans expected to be repaid
Cryptocurrency	Equivalent to gold/silver Nisab	2.5%	Based on market value at Zakat payment

Mixed Assets: If you have a combination of gold, silver, and cash, use the lower silver Nisab (612.36g / 52.5 tolas) to calculate Zakat.

How to Calculate Zakat?

Add all Zakatable assets: cash, bank accounts, gold, silver, stocks, investments, and business assets.
Subtract liabilities: loans, credit card debt, and other obligations.
Multiply the net amount by 2.5% to determine your Zakat payment.

Quran References About Zakat:

Some key verses about Zakat include:

2:43 – “And establish prayer and give zakah and bow with those who bow [in worship].”
2:110 – “And establish prayer and give zakah, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves – you will find it with Allah.”
2:215 – “Whatever you spend of good is for parents, relatives, orphans, the needy, and travelers.”
24:56 – “And establish prayer and give Zakat and obey the Messenger – that you may receive mercy.”

FAQ's:

When to pay Zakat?

After your wealth passes the Nisab threshold, typically once a lunar year, often before Eid al-Fitr.

Why is Zakat important?

Zakat purifies wealth, redistributes resources to the needy, and provides spiritual benefits for Muslims.

How many types of Zakat?

Zakat al-Fitr: Paid before Eid al-Fitr, enabling poor people to celebrate.

Zakat al-Mal: Annual obligation on wealth, including cash, gold, silver, and trade goods.

How much is Zakat on $10,000?

2.5% of $10,000 = $250. The calculator can provide the exact amount considering net assets and liabilities.

Who is eligible to receive Zakat?

The poor (Fuqara)
The needy (Masakin)
Zakat administrators
New Muslims (Mu’allafat al-Qulub)
Freeing slaves (Fir-Riqab)
Those in debt (Al-Gharimin)
For the cause of Allah (Fi Sabilillah)
Stranded travelers (Ibn Sabil)

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