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"And establish prayer and give zakat, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves - you will find it with Allah." - Quran 2:110

Gold Price

$1,950/oz

Silver Price

$24.50/oz

Nisab (Gold)

$5,850

Zakat Rate

2.5%

How to Calculate Zakat - Islamic Zakat Tools Summary

Gold Zakat $0.00
Silver Zakat $0.00
Cash Zakat $0.00
Business Zakat $0.00
Property Zakat $0.00
Livestock Zakat $0.00
Agriculture Zakat $0.00
Debts (Deductible) -$0.00

Zakat Breakdown

Total Zakat Due

$0.00

Gold Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Total Weight: 0.00 grams
Pure Gold Weight: 0.00 grams
Total Value: $0.00
Nisab Threshold: 87.48 grams
Zakat Due (2.5%): $0.00

Silver Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Total Weight: 0.00 grams
Total Value: $0.00
Nisab Threshold: 612.36 grams
Zakat Due (2.5%): $0.00

Cash & Savings Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Total Cash: $0.00
Nisab Threshold: $5,850
Zakat Due (2.5%): $0.00

Business Goods & Inventory Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Total Business Value: $0.00
Nisab Threshold: $5,850
Zakat Due (2.5%): $0.00

Property & Real Estate Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Total Property Value: $0.00
Nisab Threshold: $5,850
Zakat Due (2.5%): $0.00

Livestock Zakat Calculator

Zakat Due

Goats & Sheep Zakat: 0 animals
Cows & Buffaloes Zakat: 0 animals
Camels Zakat: 0 animals
Total Livestock Zakat: $0.00

Agriculture Zakat Calculator

Calculation Details

Irrigated Crops Zakat (5%): $0.00
Rain-fed Crops Zakat (10%): $0.00
Fruits & Vegetables Zakat: $0.00
Total Agriculture Zakat: $0.00

Debts & Liabilities (Deductible)

Deductible Amount

Total Debts: $0.00
Deductible from Zakat: -$0.00
Note: Debts are deducted from your total wealth before calculating Zakat

Islamic Guidance on Zakat

What is Zakat?

Zakat is the third pillar of Islam, a mandatory charitable contribution that purifies wealth and helps the less fortunate.

Who Must Pay?

Muslim adults who possess wealth above the Nisab threshold for one lunar year must pay Zakat.

What is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth required before Zakat becomes obligatory, equivalent to 87.48g of gold or 612.36g of silver.

"And establish prayer and give zakat, and whatever good you put forward for yourselves - you will find it with Allah. Indeed, Allah of what you do, is Seeing." - Quran 2:110

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I pay Zakat?

Zakat is due once a lunar year has passed over the wealth, and many Muslims choose to pay during Ramadan.

What is the Zakat rate?

The standard Zakat rate is 2.5% of eligible wealth. Agriculture has different rates: 5% for irrigated crops and 10% for rain-fed crops.

Who can receive Zakat?

Zakat can be given to the poor, needy, those in debt, travelers in need, and other categories mentioned in the Quran.

Frequently Asked Questions About Zakat

Get answers to common questions about Islamic Zakat obligations and calculations

When should you pay your Zakat?

Zakat should be paid once a lunar year has passed since you first owned wealth above the Nisab threshold. Many Muslims choose to pay during Ramadan, but any time after the lunar year is complete is acceptable.

What are the three conditions for one to pay Zakat?

The three main conditions are:

  • Your wealth must reach or exceed the Nisab threshold
  • You must have owned the wealth for a full lunar year (Hawl)
  • The wealth must be in your full possession and control

How often must Zakat be paid?

Zakat must be paid annually, once every lunar year (approximately 354 days). It is one of the five pillars of Islam and is obligatory for eligible Muslims.

Can I pay Zakat monthly?

Yes, you can pay Zakat in monthly installments as an advance payment. However, the obligation is calculated annually, so you should ensure your total payments meet your annual Zakat requirement.

Do you pay Zakat on savings every year?

Yes, if your savings (cash, bank deposits) reach the Nisab threshold and you've held them for a full lunar year, you must pay 2.5% Zakat annually on the total amount.

Who is eligible for Zakat?

Zakat can be given to eight categories mentioned in the Quran: the poor, the needy, Zakat collectors, those whose hearts are to be reconciled, slaves seeking freedom, debtors, those fighting in Allah's cause, and travelers in need.