1. Your prices and the nisab
Currency $ (US dollar) £ (British pound) € (euro) C$ (Canadian dollar) A$ (Australian dollar) No symbol (other currency)
Nisab based on (see note below)
Silver, 595 g (Hanafi and the safer choice) Gold, 85 g (many scholars of the other schools)
Enter today’s price from a trusted dealer.
2. What you own
Cash at home and in bank accounts Gold you keep as savings or investment (grams) Silver you keep as savings or investment (grams) Personal jewellery you wear (grams of gold) Count personal jewellery (the Hanafi view counts it. The Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali majority view does not, when it is worn and normal in size.) Shares and funds you trade or may sell soon Shares and funds you hold for the long term (current value) Count only 30% of long-term holdings (a view used for the company’s zakatable assets. Leave unticked to count the full value, which is the safer choice.) Business stock for sale, at selling price Money owed to you that you expect to get back Other zakatable savings (for example, a pension you can already withdraw)
3. What you owe
Debts and bills due now (loan instalments due within the year, rent, credit card balance) Calculate my zakat Clear
Zakat is due on wealth that stays above the nisab for one full lunar year. This tool is for education. It does not give a ruling. For a complicated case, ask a qualified scholar.
