Zakat Calculator

1. Enter today’s price of 24 carat gold per gram, tola or ounce. Do the same for silver if you have silver.
2. In “Gold and silver”, add each item: gold or silver, its weight with the unit, and its carat (22K, 21K, 18K). Tick “worn as jewellery” for pieces you wear.
3. Choose in Advanced whether worn jewellery is counted (Hanafi view) or left out (view of many other scholars). Read the result: pure weight, value and the Zakat.

1. Pick your Zakat date and look at the balances on that day: current accounts, savings accounts, term deposits and wallets.
2. Type the total in “Bank accounts”, cash at home in “Cash”, and prize bonds or certificates in their box.
3. Subtract debts that are due, tick that the wealth has been above the nisab for a lunar year, and read the 2.5% result.

1. Value the stock you hold for sale at its market (selling) value on your Zakat date and type it in “Business stock”.
2. Add the business cash and the money customers owe you that you expect to receive.
3. Subtract the bills and supplier payments that are due, then add the personal wealth in the other boxes and read the total.

1. Salary you spend on your needs is not counted again. What is left in cash or bank on your Zakat date is counted.
2. Add that balance with your other savings and gold, and subtract debts that are due.
3. If you are above the nisab, you may also pay Zakat as you receive each salary, then use “Zakat already paid” so you do not pay twice.

1. Take the market value of your holdings on your Zakat date from your broker or app.
2. Type it in “Shares, funds and crypto”. For long-term shares, see the note on the scholars’ opinions and ask if you want to use the company’s zakatable share only.
3. Add the rest of your wealth, subtract debts that are due and read the result.

1. Open the Fitrana tab. Enter the number of people you pay for: yourself, your wife or husband’s dependants and your children who depend on you.
2. Type the amount per person announced by your mosque or Zakat council for this Ramadan, or choose a staple food, its weight and its price per kg.
3. Pay it before the Eid prayer, to a poor person. It is paid for each person, whatever their wealth, if you have more than your needs.

1. Fidya is for a person who cannot fast and is not expected to be able to, for example because of old age or a long illness. A scholar can tell you if it applies to you.
2. Enter the number of missed fasts in the Fitrana tab. Each fast is one Fidya, the same amount as one Sadaqat ul Fitr (wheat basis in most places).
3. Give it to the poor, or feed a poor person two meals for each missed fast. This is different from Kaffara, which is for breaking a fast on purpose.

Add up your zakatable wealth on your Zakat date: cash, bank money, gold and silver, business stock, money owed to you, shares and funds. Subtract the debts you must pay now. If the result is at least the nisab and you have held it for a full lunar year, pay 2.5% of it. In this calculator, enter today’s gold or silver price, fill in your amounts and read the result.

The nisab is the least wealth on which Zakat is due. It is 87.48 grams of gold (7.5 tola) or 612.36 grams of silver (52.5 tola), measured by their value in your currency on the day. Multiply the weight by today’s price per gram. This calculator does it when you enter the price. Each year, some governments announce a nisab figure for bank deduction; in Pakistan it was Rs 503,529 for Ramadan 2026 (1447 AH) and it is announced again each year.

Both are accepted by scholars. For money and mixed wealth, the silver nisab (612.36 g) is used by most Hanafi scholars and many councils, because it is lower and so brings more people to give. Some scholars, and many in the Gulf, use the gold nisab (87.48 g). Choose the one your scholar follows. You can also enter your own nisab amount.

The rate is 2.5%, which is one fortieth, of your net zakatable wealth. It is the same for cash, gold, silver, business goods and investments. Livestock and farm produce have different rules, and they are not in this calculator.

Pay 2.5% of the value of your gold at today’s price, if your zakatable wealth reaches the nisab and you held it for a lunar year. Use the pure weight: 22 carat gold is 22 ÷ 24 of its weight. For example, 10 tola of 22K gold is 116.64 g, which is 106.92 g of pure gold, and 2.5% of the value of 106.92 g is the Zakat.

Scholars differ. The Hanafi school says Zakat is due on gold and silver jewellery even if it is worn. Many Maliki, Shafi’i and Hanbali scholars say it is not due on jewellery worn and kept for lawful personal use. Jewellery kept as savings or for sale is counted by all. This calculator lets you choose either view.

The gold nisab is 7.5 tola, which is 87.48 grams, and the silver nisab is 52.5 tola, which is 612.36 grams. One tola is 11.664 grams, and it is 12 masha, and 1 masha is 8 ratti. If you own both gold and silver, add their values together and compare the total with the nisab you follow.

Yes. Savings and current account balances are zakatable cash. If your total zakatable wealth has been at or above the nisab for a lunar year, pay 2.5% of the balance on your Zakat date. Add your other wealth and subtract debts that are due.

You do not pay Zakat on salary you spend on your needs. What remains in your cash or bank on your Zakat date is counted with your other savings. Many people pay Zakat once a year on the whole amount, and some pay as each salary arrives. If you do, enter what you already paid in “Zakat already paid”.

Add the market value of the goods you hold for sale, the business cash and bank balance, and the money customers owe you that you expect to receive. Subtract the bills and supplier payments that are due. Add your personal wealth, and pay 2.5% of the total if it reaches the nisab. Machines, shop furniture and the building are not counted.

Shares and funds bought to sell or trade are counted at their market value on your Zakat date. For shares held long term for dividends, scholars differ: some count the full market value, others only your share of the company’s zakatable assets. This calculator uses the market value, which is the safer side, and you can reduce it if your scholar says so.

Many contemporary scholars treat crypto held as an investment or to trade like trade goods, so Zakat is due on its market value on your Zakat date if you are above the nisab. Scholars differ on some coins, so ask a scholar if you are unsure. Type the value in “Shares, funds and crypto”.

Scholars differ. Money you can withdraw is counted. For a locked fund, some say Zakat is due only when you receive it, and others say you pay it every year on the balance. Enter the amount you decide to count in the Provident fund box.

You do not pay Zakat on the house you live in. A plot or building you bought to sell is trade goods, so its market value is counted. A building you rent out is not counted, but the rent you save is part of your cash or bank. If a plot was bought without any intention to sell, scholars differ, so ask.

No. Things you use for your own needs, such as your home, personal car, furniture, clothes and tools, are not zakatable. A car or other goods you hold for sale are.

Yes, if you expect to get it back. Count it with your wealth. If the debt is doubtful, many scholars say you count it only when you receive it. Enter the amount you expect in “Money owed to you”.

Most scholars allow you to subtract debts that are due, such as bills, credit card dues, unpaid wages and the loan instalments of the coming year. Not the whole of a long loan. Some scholars deduct only from cash and some deduct nothing for a business loan. The calculator subtracts the amount you enter in the debts box.

Hawl is one full lunar (Hijri) year. Zakat is due when your wealth has stayed at or above the nisab for a hawl. Your Zakat date is the day your wealth first reached the nisab, and you can keep a fixed date every year, such as 1 Ramadan. A lunar year has about 354 days, so the date moves about 11 days earlier each solar year.

Pay it when it becomes due, on your Zakat date, without delay. Many people choose Ramadan, because rewards are greater. You may pay in advance once you have reached the nisab, and you may pay in parts. Delaying without a reason is not good, and Zakat that is due stays a debt until it is paid.

Allah names eight groups in Quran 9:60: the poor, the needy, those who work to collect Zakat, those whose hearts are to be reconciled, freeing captives, those in debt, in the cause of Allah, and the stranded traveller. Give it to people who deserve it and make them the owner of the money.

You cannot give it to your own parents, grandparents, children or grandchildren, or to your wife or husband. Many scholars also say it cannot go to the family of the Prophet ﷺ, and that a person who is rich above the nisab is not entitled to it. Zakat is also not paid for a service, such as the salary of a worker or the cost of building a mosque.

Yes, to poor relatives you are not bound to support, such as brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces, uncles and aunts. It counts as Zakat and as keeping family ties. Give it with the intention of Zakat.

Zakat is a duty on wealth above the nisab, a fixed 2.5%, for the eight groups in the Quran. Sadaqah is voluntary, in any amount, for anyone, at any time, and it can be paid by anyone, even with less than the nisab.

In Pakistan, banks deduct 2.5% at source on the first of Ramadan from savings and fixed accounts above the nisab announced by the government that year. People who do not want the deduction, or who follow a different school, can give a declaration form (CZ-50) to their bank. Many people count the deduction as part of their Zakat and add what remains. Enter what the bank took in “Zakat already paid”, and ask your scholar if you are not sure how to count it.

Yes. They are cash-like. Count their face or encashment value on your Zakat date, with your other wealth.

Then no Zakat is due on it, and you may still give Sadaqah as you wish. If you are not sure whether you are above the nisab, enter your amounts and the calculator shows the nisab and the difference.

Look at the rate of your local jewellers’ association, a trusted bullion or news site, or ask a jeweller. Use the price of 24 carat (pure) gold and of pure silver, per gram, tola or ounce, in your currency. A buyer’s (resale) price is a reasonable choice because it is what you could get for it.

One tola is 11.664 grams. One tola is 12 masha, and one masha is 8 ratti. So 7.5 tola is 87.48 grams and 52.5 tola is 612.36 grams. The calculator accepts grams, tola, masha and ounce and converts them for you.

Fitrana, also called Sadaqat ul Fitr or Zakat al-Fitr, is a charity paid for each person before the Eid ul Fitr prayer. It is paid by a person who has more than their own needs, for themselves and the people they support. The amount is half a sa’ of wheat (about 2 kg as a precaution) or one sa’ (about 4 kg as a precaution) of barley, dates or raisins, or its price. Councils announce the amount each year, and the amount for wheat flour is the lowest.

Fidya is paid for each fast that a person cannot keep and cannot make up, for example because of old age or a long illness. It is the same amount as one Sadaqat ul Fitr, or two meals, for each missed fast. It is different from Kaffara, which is for breaking a fast on purpose. Ask a scholar if Fidya applies to you.

No. It is a calculation tool that follows the common rules and shows where scholars differ. For a complicated case, such as a business with big loans, shares in many companies or a locked fund, ask a scholar you trust.

Yes. Choose your currency, or choose Other and write its code. Zakat is calculated in the currency you choose, so enter your amounts and the gold and silver price in that same currency. Change money held in another currency to yours at today’s rate.

No. Everything is calculated in your browser, and nothing you type is sent to FileXL. If you tick “Remember on this device”, your entries are kept in your browser only, and you can clear them at any time.

Yes. Choose your Zakat date and press “Add yearly reminder”. You get a calendar file with a reminder on the same Hijri date for the next ten years, which you can open in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

Yes, if you own it and your total zakatable wealth reaches the nisab for a lunar year. Gold set aside for a future wedding is still your savings. Once it is given to her as her own, it is hers.

Many scholars treat the amount you have paid into a committee that you will get back as money owed to you, so it is counted with your wealth. Scholars differ on the details, so enter the amount you decide to count in “Other zakatable wealth”, and ask a scholar if the amount is large.

اپنی زکوٰۃ کی تاریخ پر نقدی، بینک کی رقم، سونا، چاندی، کاروباری مال اور قرض جو آپ کو واپس ملنا ہے جمع کریں، پھر وہ قرض منہا کریں جو ابھی ادا کرنا ہے۔ اگر باقی رقم نصاب کے برابر یا زیادہ ہو اور ایک قمری سال گزر چکا ہو تو اس کا اڑھائی فیصد (2.5%) زکوٰۃ ہے۔ اس کیلکولیٹر میں آج کی سونے یا چاندی کی قیمت اور اپنی رقم لکھیں، حساب خود ہو جاتا ہے۔

نصاب ساڑھے سات تولے سونا (87.48 گرام) یا ساڑھے باون تولے چاندی (612.36 گرام) یا اس کی قیمت کے برابر مال ہے۔ ایک تولہ 11.664 گرام کا ہوتا ہے۔ نقدی اور ملے جلے مال میں اکثر علما چاندی کا نصاب لیتے ہیں کیونکہ وہ کم ہے، لیکن آپ اپنے عالم کے مطابق سونا یا چاندی چن سکتے ہیں۔

سونے کی آج کی قیمت کا اڑھائی فیصد زکوٰۃ ہے، بشرطیکہ آپ کا مال نصاب کو پہنچ جائے اور ایک سال گزر جائے۔ سونے کا خالص وزن لیں، مثلاً 22 قیراط سونا 22 تقسیم 24 حصہ خالص ہوتا ہے۔ حنفی مسلک میں پہنے ہوئے زیور پر بھی زکوٰۃ واجب ہے، جبکہ بعض دوسرے علما اس پر زکوٰۃ نہیں سمجھتے۔

صدقہ فطر ہر فرد کی طرف سے عید کی نماز سے پہلے دیا جاتا ہے۔ گندم کا آدھا صاع (احتیاطاً تقریباً 2 کلو) یا جو، کھجور، کشمش کا ایک صاع (احتیاطاً تقریباً 4 کلو) یا اس کی قیمت۔ ہر سال علما رقم کا اعلان کرتے ہیں۔ فطرانہ ٹیب میں افراد کی تعداد اور فی کس رقم لکھیں۔

سورۃ التوبہ آیت 60 میں آٹھ مصارف ہیں: فقیر، مسکین، زکوٰۃ کے کارکن، تالیف قلب، غلاموں کی آزادی، مقروض، فی سبیل اللہ اور مسافر۔ والدین، دادا دادی، اولاد، پوتے نواسے اور میاں بیوی کو زکوٰۃ نہیں دی جا سکتی۔ زکوٰۃ مستحق کو مالک بنا کر دی جاتی ہے۔

نہیں۔ سارا حساب آپ کے اپنے براؤزر میں ہوتا ہے اور آپ کی لکھی ہوئی کوئی رقم FileXL یا کسی سرور تک نہیں جاتی۔ اگر آپ "اس ڈیوائس پر یاد رکھیں" پر نشان لگائیں تو معلومات صرف آپ کے براؤزر میں رہتی ہیں اور آپ جب چاہیں مٹا سکتے ہیں۔

اجمع في يوم وجوب الزكاة النقد والأرصدة البنكية والذهب والفضة وعروض التجارة والديون التي ترجو سدادها، ثم اطرح الديون الحالّة. فإن بلغ الباقي النصاب وحال عليه الحول فالزكاة ربع العشر (2.5%). أدخل سعر الذهب أو الفضة اليوم ومبالغك وسيُجرى الحساب تلقائياً.

نصاب الذهب 87.48 غراماً تقريباً (سبعة تولات ونصف) ونصاب الفضة 612.36 غراماً تقريباً (اثنان وخمسون تولة ونصف)، وبعض الهيئات تعتمد 85 غراماً للذهب و595 غراماً للفضة. ويُقدَّر النصاب بقيمة المعدن بعملتك يوم الحساب.