بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
Pillar of Islam · The Purifying Due

Zakāt al‑Māl

Calculate your annual obligation

Rates & Settings

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Always enter the price of pure 24‑karat gold.
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Gold basis (85g) is set by default, in line with the Niṣāb of 20 mithqāl reported from the Salaf. The silver basis is provided as an alternative.

Gold & Silver

Zakāt 2.5%
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Already‑valued items — enter as money, not grams.

Cash & Liquid Assets

Zakāt 2.5%
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Deductible Liabilities

Subtracted
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Only deduct what is due now. Long‑term debt (e.g. a full mortgage) is not subtracted in full — typically only the upcoming year's payments. Personal items, your home and car are exempt and should not be entered above.
Zakāt Rules & Conditions ▾
Niṣāb threshold. Zakāt becomes due only when your net zakatable wealth meets the Niṣāb — equal to 20 mithqāl ≈ 85g of gold (the basis reported from the Salaf, used here by default) or 612.36g of silver as an alternative basis.
The rate. Zakāt on wealth is 2.5% (one fortieth) of your eligible net wealth.
Ḥawl — one lunar year. Wealth above Niṣāb must be held for one full Islamic (lunar) year before Zakāt is due on it.
What's included. Gold, silver, cash, savings, shares and investments held for growth, business stock, and recoverable debts owed to you.
What's exempt. Your home, personal car, clothing, furniture and tools of your trade. Debts you owe (due now) are deducted.
Note. This tool is an estimate. Scholarly opinions differ on details (e.g. jewellery in regular use, pensions, shares). Consult a qualified scholar for your situation.