Online Zakat Calculator
Calculate your Zakat accurately based on cash, gold, silver, investments, business assets, and liabilities.
💰 Money
💎 Gold & Silver
📈 Investments
📉 Liabilities
Result
Nisab: PKR 0 Live
Your Wealth: PKR 0
Status: Not Eligible
Zakat: PKR 0
Features of Our Zakat Calculator
- Calculate Zakat accurately based on your total assets and liabilities.
- Supports gold, silver, cash, bank balance, investments, and business assets.
- Uses live gold and silver market prices for accurate valuation.
- Allows selection of Gold or Silver Nisab standard.
- Supports unit conversion (grams and tola) for better usability.
- Completely free, fast, and works directly in your browser.
Why Use This Zakat Calculator?
- Ensure accurate Zakat calculation based on Islamic principles.
- Avoid mistakes in manually calculating total wealth and liabilities.
- Get instant results using real-time gold and silver prices.
- Understand whether your wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold.
- Save time with an automated, easy-to-use calculation system.
How to Use the Zakat Calculator
1. Enter your total assets including cash, gold, silver, and investments.
2. Add any liabilities such as loans or bills.
3. Select Nisab standard (Gold or Silver).
4. Choose gold unit (gram or tola) and karat if applicable.
5. Click Calculate Zakat to see your result instantly.
Who Should Use This Zakat Calculator?
- Muslims calculating annual Zakat on their savings
- Individuals with gold, silver, or business assets
- People managing investments and financial portfolios
- Anyone unsure whether their wealth exceeds Nisab
Frequently Asked Questions
Zakat is an obligatory form of charity in Islam, where Muslims are required to give 2.5% of their qualifying wealth annually to those in need.
Any Muslim who owns wealth above the Nisab threshold (minimum amount) for one lunar year is required to pay Zakat.
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must have before Zakat becomes obligatory. It is usually based on the value of gold (87.48 grams) or silver (612.36 grams).
Most scholars recommend using silver Nisab as it is more beneficial for the poor and makes Zakat applicable to more people.
Zakat applies to cash, bank balance, gold, silver, investments, business assets, and any other savings that have been held for one lunar year.
Yes, gold jewelry is generally considered part of Zakatable wealth. Its value is calculated based on current market rates and purity (karat).
Zakat is calculated by subtracting liabilities from total assets and then applying 2.5% on the remaining eligible wealth if it exceeds Nisab.
The standard Zakat rate is 2.5% of total eligible wealth.
Short-term liabilities and due payments can be deducted from your total assets before calculating Zakat.
Yes, this calculator uses live gold and silver prices along with currency conversion to provide an accurate Zakat estimate based on your input.
Nisab changes because it is linked to the current market value of gold and silver, which fluctuates daily in global markets.
Yes, Zakat is an annual obligation and must be paid once your wealth remains above Nisab for a full lunar year.
Yes, all calculations are performed in your browser. No financial data is stored or sent to any server.