Zakat Calculator

Calculate zakat on cash, gold, and stocks per the Shariah nisab

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Currency

Nisab calculation method

Cash & investments

Cash on hand

All cash you currently hold

Bank balance

Total of all checking and savings accounts

Other investments

Funds, property held for trade (not your home), etc.

Loans owed to you

Money you lent and expect to be repaid — exclude debts unlikely to be collected

Business & stocks

Trade inventory

Value of trade goods at current selling price

Market value of stocks

For shares traded with intent to sell (speculation) — long-term investors should consult a scholar

Debts you owe

Short-term debts

Debts due within the next year only — don't deduct the full balance of a mortgage or other long-term loan

Gold & silver

Nisab: 85g of pure gold (24k) or 595g of silver

Gold (grams — total weight)

Gold karat

Weight is automatically converted to pure gold — zakat applies to the pure metal only

Price per gram of pure gold (24K)

⚠️ Enter today's price from a reliable source — the default value may be outdated

Silver (grams)

Price per gram of silver

⚠️ Enter today's price — the default value may be outdated

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Sahel's zakat calculator computes zakat on cash, gold, silver, stocks, and trade goods per the Shariah nisab: you enter your assets and deduct your debts, and the zakat due (2.5%) appears instantly and free.

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How does this tool work?

Enter your assets

Cash, balances, stocks, gold, silver, and trade goods.

Deduct debts

Add your short-term debts and choose how the nisab is calculated.

See your zakat

The zakat due appears instantly with a breakdown of the nisab and net wealth.

Frequently asked questions

What is the zakat rate on money? expand_more

Zakat on money is 2.5% (a quarter of a tenth) of the total wealth that reached the nisab and completed a lunar year, and the tool calculates it automatically.

What is the zakat nisab? expand_more

The nisab is the minimum at which zakat becomes due, equal to the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver; the tool updates it by price to compare against your wealth.

Should I deduct my debts before calculating zakat? expand_more

Yes, the tool lets you deduct short-term debts from your total wealth before computing zakat on the net amount.

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