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Free Zakat Calculator
Calculate your annual Zakat obligation accurately with our Sharia-compliant online tool. Trusted by 150M+ Muslims worldwide.
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Enter Your Assets & Liabilities
Choose your local currency for accurate Zakat calculation
💎 Enter Current Market Prices
Per selected unit
Per selected unit
💡 Tip: Check your local market rates. Conversion: 1 Tola = 11.6638g, 1 Ounce = 31.1035g.
⚠️ Unit Mismatch: Gold price is set in Tola but you’re entering gold quantity in Tola.
⚠️ Unit Mismatch: Silver price is set in Tola but you’re entering silver quantity in Tola.
Subtracted from total wealth
Choose the Nisab standard that aligns with your school of thought
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Your Zakat Calculation Results
Total Zakatable Wealth
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Nisab Threshold
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Zakat Status
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Zakat Due (2.5%)
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* Enter your local gold and silver prices for accurate calculation. Always confirm your Zakat calculation with a qualified Islamic scholar.
🌟 Why Trust Ziarat360 for Your Zakat Calculation?
Ziarat360 is a trusted Islamic finance platform used by 150M+ Muslims worldwide. Our Zakat calculator follows traditional Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and is regularly reviewed for accuracy. We provide transparent, Sharia-compliant tools with no hidden fees or data collection.
Sources: Calculations are based on established Islamic rulings from reputable scholars and standard Nisab thresholds (87.48g gold, 612.36g silver).
Contact: Questions? Reach us at info@ziarat360.com
📖 How to Calculate Your Zakat — Step by Step
Follow these 10 simple steps to calculate your annual Zakat obligation accurately.
1Gather all zakatable assets
2Enter cash on hand
3Enter bank balances
4Enter gold (Tola or Grams)
5Enter silver (Tola or Grams)
6Enter investment values
7Enter business inventory
8Enter debts & liabilities
9Choose Gold or Silver Nisab
10Calculate your Zakat amount
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Zakat Calculation
Get answers to the most common questions about Zakat and using our calculator.
What is Zakat?
Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, requiring Muslims to give 2.5% of their wealth to those in need annually. Use our Zakat calculator to determine your exact amount.
Who is obligated to pay Zakat?
Every adult, sane, and financially capable Muslim who owns wealth above the Nisab threshold for one lunar year must pay Zakat. Our online Zakat tool helps you check if you meet the Nisab.
What is Nisab and how is it calculated?
Nisab is the minimum wealth threshold that makes Zakat obligatory. It’s equivalent to 7.5 Tola (87.48 grams) of gold or 52.5 Tola (612.36 grams) of silver. Our Zakat estimation tool automatically applies the Nisab threshold you select.
What assets are subject to Zakat?
Zakat is payable on cash, gold, silver, investments, business inventory, agricultural produce, livestock, and other liquid assets. Enter all these in the Zakat calculation tool above.
How is Zakat calculated on gold and silver?
Zakat on gold and silver is calculated at 2.5% of their total value if they reach the Nisab threshold. The Islamic Zakat calculator handles this automatically using the market prices you enter.
Is Zakat payable on cryptocurrency?
Yes, cryptocurrencies are considered wealth and are subject to Zakat at 2.5% of their total value if they meet the Nisab threshold. Include them in your Zakat estimator inputs as investments.
How accurate is the Ziarat360 Zakat calculator?
Ziarat360’s Zakat calculation tool is highly accurate and follows traditional Islamic jurisprudence. However, always confirm with a local scholar for complex cases.
When should Zakat be paid?
Zakat should be paid annually on your Zakat due date, determined by the lunar anniversary of your first wealth reaching Nisab. Plan your Zakat calculation accordingly.
Can Zakat be paid in installments?
Yes, Zakat can be paid in installments throughout the year, but the full amount must be paid by the Zakat due date. Use our free Zakat tool to know your total obligation.
What is the difference between Zakat and Khums?
Zakat is 2.5% of savings paid annually, while Khums is 20% of annual surplus income paid by Shia Muslims. Both are mandatory Islamic taxes. Use our Zakat calculator for Zakat and the Khums calculator for Khums.
Is Zakat tax-deductible?
In many countries, Zakat contributions to registered charities are tax-deductible. Check your local tax laws for confirmation. Use our Zakat calculation tool to know your exact contribution.
How long does it take to calculate Zakat?
Using Ziarat360’s online Zakat calculator, you can calculate your Zakat within 2-3 minutes by entering your asset values and debts.
What are common mistakes in Zakat calculation?
Common mistakes include: forgetting to include all assets, incorrectly calculating gold/silver value, not subtracting debts properly, and using the wrong Nisab standard. Our Zakat estimator helps avoid these errors.
What are the benefits of using a Zakat calculator?
A Zakat calculation tool ensures accuracy, saves time, reduces errors, and helps you fulfill your religious obligation with confidence. It also provides a clear record of your calculation for future reference.