Free Online Zakat Calculator, Cash, Gold, Silver, Nisab and the 2.5 Percent
Work out the zakat due on your wealth. Add your cash, gold, silver, investments and business assets, take off what you owe, and enter the gold or silver price so the nisab can be set. If your net wealth is above the nisab, it shows the 2.5 percent due. Every price is yours to enter; the tool never fetches a rate.
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Zakat CalculatorYour wealth against the nisab, at 2.5 percent.
Everything is worked out in your browser. No number you type is sent anywhere, and there is no account.
Your wealth
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The threshold decides whether zakat is due at all.
Zakat is due only if your net wealth reaches the nisab, a threshold set by the value of either
87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. Because silver is far cheaper by weight, the
silver nisab is the lower of the two, so it catches more people and results in more zakat being
paid. Many scholars favour it for exactly that reason.
You enter the metal price; this tool never fetches a rate. That is a deliberate choice
and the right one for a religious obligation: the figure should be one you have checked and are
comfortable with, on the day you calculate, not a number pulled from an unknown source. Enter
the silver price and, if you wish, the gold price; the tool uses the lower threshold of the two.
This is a careful arithmetic aid, not a religious ruling. What counts as a zakatable
asset, how to value business stock, which debts may be deducted, and whether a full lunar year
has passed are questions with real scholarly differences. The tool adds up what you tell it and
applies the 2.5 percent; for the judgement calls, ask a scholar you trust.
Where Your Input Goes
Nowhere. And you can check that yourself.
A private tally of your wealth is worked out in your browser and never sent anywhere.
It is all done by your own browser. Press F12, open the Network tab, and use the tool:
the page fetches its own code and nothing else. Or load the page, turn off your wifi, and
carry on. It still runs, because there was never a server in the middle.
How to Calculate Your Zakat
A few steps, and nothing is uploaded.
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Add up your assetsCash, gold, silver, investments and business assets. Nothing is uploaded.
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Subtract debts due nowWhat you owe immediately comes off to give your net wealth.
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Enter a metal priceThe silver price per gram sets the nisab; add gold too if you like.
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Read the zakat due2.5 percent of your net wealth, if it is above the nisab.
What to Know About Zakat
Including the things this tool cannot do.
Zakat is due only above the nisab. The nisab is the value of 87.48g of gold or 612.36g of silver. Silver is cheaper by weight, so its threshold is lower and catches more people; many scholars use it for that reason. The tool takes the lower of the prices you enter.
You enter the metal price; nothing is fetched. For a religious obligation the figure should be one you have checked on the day, not pulled from an unknown source. Enter the silver price, and the gold price if you wish, and the tool sets the nisab from them.
This adds up and applies 2.5 percent; it is not a ruling. What is zakatable, how to value stock, which debts deduct, and whether a lunar year has passed are matters of scholarly difference. For those judgement calls, ask a scholar you trust; the tool does the arithmetic once the inputs are decided.
Debts due now reduce your net wealth. Immediate liabilities come off the total before the nisab check and the 2.5 percent. Longer-term debt is treated differently by different scholars, so enter only what your own guidance says to deduct.
Key Features & Capabilities
What this tool does, and what it deliberately does not.
Full asset listCash, gold, silver, investments and business assets, less debts.
Nisab checkedThe lower of the gold and silver thresholds from your prices.
You set the pricesNo rate is ever fetched; the figures are yours to verify.
As you typeThe zakat updates while you edit.
History and savedRecent calculations and named setups, on this device only.
Nothing uploadedYour wealth figures stay in the browser.
About the Zakat Calculator
Zakat is a fixed share, 2.5 percent, of the wealth a Muslim has held for a lunar year, provided it reaches a threshold called the nisab. The arithmetic is simple once the inputs are settled; the care is in adding up the right assets, deducting the right debts, and choosing the threshold. This calculator does the sum and shows the nisab check plainly.
It uses the prices you enter rather than fetching any, which matters for something owed as worship: the numbers should be ones you have checked on the day. Give it the silver price, and the gold price if you want, and it sets the nisab as the lower of the two, which is the threshold most scholars apply because it results in more people paying.
It is an aid to the arithmetic, not a religious ruling. The genuinely debated questions, what counts as zakatable, how to value a business, which debts may be deducted, whether the year has fully passed, are left to you and to a scholar you trust. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you type is uploaded, which for a private tally of your wealth is the point.
Frequently Asked Questions
What the nisab is, which threshold to use, and why you set the prices.
The minimum wealth at which zakat becomes due: the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. If your net wealth is below it, no zakat is owed. The tool works it out from the metal price you enter and uses the lower of the two.
Many scholars use the silver nisab because it is lower, so more people qualify and more zakat is paid. Enter the silver price for that. If you enter both prices, the tool takes the lower threshold. Follow the guidance you trust.
Because zakat is an act of worship and the figure should be one you have checked, on the day, not pulled from an unknown feed. The tool never fetches a rate. Look up the current price and enter it.
No. It adds up what you tell it and applies 2.5 percent. What counts as zakatable, how to value business assets, which debts to deduct, and whether a lunar year has passed are matters scholars differ on. Ask a scholar you trust for those.
No. Your wealth is worked out in your browser, with history and saved setups on this device only. You can confirm it in the Network tab or by working offline.
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