Zakat calculator
Enter what you own today and what you owe. The calculator works out your zakat as you type — nothing leaves your device.
Prices and nisab
Prices per gram, last updated 2026-11-10 — change them if today’s price differs.
Nisab standard
The silver nisab is lower and more beneficial for the poor; it is the Hanafi view when wealth is of mixed kinds.
Cash and bank
All the money you have, wherever it is kept.
Cash and bank
All the money you have, wherever it is kept.Gold
Jewellery, coins and bars — including what you wear (Hanafi view).
Gold
Jewellery, coins and bars — including what you wear (Hanafi view).Silver
Silver jewellery, utensils, coins.
Silver
Silver jewellery, utensils, coins.Business
Goods held for sale, valued at today’s selling price.
Business
Goods held for sale, valued at today’s selling price.Do not include shop fittings, machines, vehicles or buildings used to run the business.
Investments and savings
At their value today.
Investments and savings
At their value today.Money owed to you
Loans you expect to get back.
Money owed to you
Loans you expect to get back.What you owe
Only what is due now or within the coming year is deducted.
What you owe
Only what is due now or within the coming year is deducted.Good to know
- Zakat is due once your wealth above the nisab has been held for a full lunar (Hijri) year.
- No zakat is due on the home you live in, your car, furniture, clothes or tools of your trade.
- Count what you own on your zakat date, whenever it was earned during the year.
- This calculator follows the common Hanafi approach. For special cases, ask a trusted scholar.