Zakat & Charity

Calculate your zakat with nisab tracking, wealth categories, and a transparent breakdown. Zakat is due on wealth held for one lunar year above the nisab threshold.

Nisab & currency

Nisab is the threshold above which zakat is due. Gold (87.48g) is often higher; silver (612.36g) is the more cautious option used by many scholars. Use current market prices to convert to your preferred currency.

Currency

Nisab basis

Silver price per gram ($)

Nisab threshold: $521 (update prices for your region)

Eligible assets

Enter amounts held for at least one lunar year (Hawl). Include gold jewelry only if its total value exceeds the nisab. Use current market value for investments and crypto. Only subtract debts due immediately (bills, short-term loans).

Cash & bank accounts ($)

Bank accounts, wallets

Gold – market value ($)

Jewelry, coins (if zakatable)

Silver – market value ($)

Investments ($)

Stocks, crypto, funds – current value

Business inventory ($)

Goods intended for trade

Receivables ($)

Money owed to you, reasonably recoverable

Immediate liabilities – subtract ($)

Bills, short-term loans due now

Summary

Total assets: 0
Less immediate liabilities: −0
Net wealth: 0
Nisab threshold: $521

Sources & notes

• Qur'an 9:60 – Recipients of zakat
• Nisab: 87.48g gold or 612.36g silver (hadith)
• Zakat rate: 2.5% (1/40) on net wealth held one lunar year
• Hawl: If wealth crosses nisab mid-year, the lunar year starts from that date
• All amounts in a single currency for accurate calculation

Disclaimer: This is an estimate for educational purposes. Zakat rulings can vary by madhab and personal circumstances. Consult a qualified scholar for complex financial situations, business structures, or specific rulings.