Zakat Calculator

Add up what you own that's zakatable, subtract what you owe short-term, and check the result against nisab. Everything stays in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

Assets

Cash on handWallet, safe, anywhere physical

Bank balancesChequing, savings, e-transfer float

Money owed to youOnly what you expect to actually collect

InvestmentsStocks, crypto, at current market value

Business inventoryGoods held for sale, at resale value

Gold & silver

Enter the weight you hold and today's price per gram.

Gold held (g)

Gold price / g

Silver held (g)

Silver price / g

Liabilities

Short-term debtsDue within the year

Outstanding billsRent, utilities, anything already owed

Nisab standard

Total assets: $0.00
Total liabilities: − $0.00
Net zakatable wealth: $0.00
Nisab (silver): enter a metal price

Add the current silver price per gram to work out your nisab threshold.

How this is calculated

Zakat is due at 2.5% of your net zakatable wealth, provided that wealth has been above the nisab threshold for one lunar year.

Nisab is defined as the value of 87.48g of gold or 612.36g of silver. The silver standard gives a lower threshold, which means more people qualify to pay — most scholars recommend it for that reason, and it's the default here.

This tool does arithmetic, not fiqh. Debts, business inventory, and investment holdings have genuine differences of opinion attached to them — check with someone qualified for anything unusual in your situation.