Zakat Calculator

Enter your zakatable assets (cash, gold, silver, business goods) and debts — the calculator will check the nisab and tell you whether Zakat is due, and how much.

Cash / Bank Balance (Rs)

Other Assets — business goods, shares and similar (Rs)

Gold (grams)

Gold price (Rs per gram — today's rate)

Silver (grams)

Silver price (Rs per gram — today's rate)

Debts / Liabilities (Rs — what you owe) Check nisab on which basis?

Your Zakat

⚠️ Zakat is an act of worship and a religious duty — this calculator only helps with the maths. For your own situation (mixed jewellery, business accounts and similar), do consult a trusted scholar.

What Is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum wealth on which Zakat becomes due: the value of gold 87.48 grams (7.5 tola) or silver 612.36 grams (52.5 tola). If your cash and other assets together reach or pass the silver nisab (and a year has passed over them), Zakat of 2.5% is due on the total net wealth. Using the silver nisab is generally seen as the more careful choice, because it benefits more poor people.

How to Use

Enter your cash, gold/silver (with today's rates) and other assets.
Enter your debts (liabilities) — these are taken off the total wealth.
Choose the nisab basis and press Calculate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What percent is Zakat?

2.5% of net zakatable wealth (one fortieth), provided the wealth reaches or passes the nisab and a lunar year has passed over it.

Is Zakat due on a house, car or home?

No — there is no Zakat on things for personal use (home, car, household goods). Zakat is due on cash, gold/silver and business goods.

Is Zakat due on jewellery?

Yes — gold and silver jewellery in use is also zakatable under the common ruling; enter its weight in grams.

How do I convert tola to grams?

1 tola = 11.664 grams. Example: 5 tola of gold = 58.32 grams.