Zakat Calculator — Calculate Your Zakat in Seconds
Enter your cash, gold, silver and other assets — the calculator checks the nisab, applies 2.5%, and shows the full breakdown. Free, no sign-up.
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Zakat Calculator — Free, No Sign-Up
Zakat is 2.5% of your zakatable wealth above the nisab. Gold and silver prices are editable — update them to today's rate.
Gold and silver prices change daily — the values above are approximate recent rates. Update them to today's rate for an exact result.
How to use Zakat Calculator
Pick your currency
Choose USD, PKR, GBP, EUR or INR. The gold and silver prices fill in with current approximate rates — change them to today's exact rate if you know it.
Enter your assets
Add cash in hand, bank savings, gold (in grams), silver (in grams) and other zakatable assets such as shares or goods for trade. Then subtract any debts you owe.
Read your Zakat
The calculator first checks the nisab — the minimum wealth for Zakat. If you are above it, your Zakat is 2.5% of the total, shown with the full breakdown.
Example: Example: USD 1,000 cash + 100 g of gold at $140/g (USD 14,000) = USD 15,000 total. Nisab (85 g gold) = USD 11,900 — you are above it, so Zakat = 2.5% × 15,000 = USD 375.
About Zakat Calculator
Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam: every Muslim whose wealth is above the nisab — the minimum threshold — pays 2.5% of their zakatable wealth each lunar year to those who are entitled to it. The nisab is the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver, whichever is lower, and it changes with the price of gold and silver. This calculator uses the lower of the two, checks whether your wealth is above it, and then applies exactly 2.5% to cash, bank savings, gold, silver and other trade assets, minus your debts.
What counts as zakatable wealth? Cash in hand and in the bank, gold and silver (jewellery included, at its current market value), shares, and goods bought to sell. What does not count: your home, your car, your furniture, and personal items you use. Debts you owe are subtracted. Zakat is due once a full lunar year has passed over wealth above the nisab. This calculator is a guide — for complex cases (business stock, loans given, or mixed assets) ask a local scholar, and pay your Zakat to a trusted person or charity.
Frequently asked questions
How is Zakat calculated?
Add up your zakatable wealth — cash, bank savings, gold, silver and trade goods — subtract your debts, check it is above the nisab, then pay 2.5% of the total. The calculator does all of this for you.
What is the nisab?
The minimum wealth above which Zakat is due: the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver, whichever is lower. With gold at $140/g that is $11,900; with silver at $1.60/g it is $952 — so the silver nisab ($952) applies.
Is Zakat due on gold jewellery?
Yes. Gold and silver jewellery counts at its current market value — including gold you wear. Enter the weight in grams and the calculator values it at the price you set.
Is Zakat due on my house or car?
No. Your home, your car, furniture and personal items are not zakatable. Only wealth held as money, gold, silver, shares or goods for trade counts.
When is Zakat due?
Once a full lunar (Hijri) year has passed over wealth that is above the nisab. Many people pay in Ramadan, but any date works as long as a full year has passed.
Are the gold and silver prices up to date?
The prices filled in are approximate recent rates and are editable — please update them to today's rate for an exact result. The calculation itself is always exactly 2.5% of the wealth above nisab.
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