A private, simple estimate

Calculate your Zakat

Zakat is an obligatory act of worship for Muslims who meet its conditions. If your zakatable wealth has reached the nisab and a full Hijri year has passed, Zakat al-mal is generally 2.5% of your net zakatable wealth.

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Zakat al-mal calculator

Your Zakat, step by step

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Three short steps. Enter only the amounts that apply to you.

Choose your calculation basis

Zakat year Nisab standard

The silver standard is commonly used in the Hanafi school; other scholarly approaches may use gold. Follow guidance you trust.

Before you begin

Use values from your Zakat due date. Gold and silver prices change daily, and scholars differ over which nisab standard applies, so choose the standard you follow or enter a trusted current threshold.

Add what you own

Enter only the totals that apply to you. Leave the rest blank.

Cash and bank savings Gold and silver value Shares and investments

More assetsOptional

Money owed to you that is expected back Business cash and goods held for sale Other zakatable assets

What is usually left out?

Usually do not include your primary home, personal-use car, clothing, household goods, or tools used for work. Rules can differ for personal jewellery, pensions, investments, and business assets.

Subtract bills due soon Debts and bills due now or within the coming 12 months Do not enter an entire long-term mortgage or student-loan balance. Debt treatment differs, so seek guidance if unsure.

Your estimate

Your estimated Zakat

$0.00

Choose a nisab standard and enter its current value to see an estimate.

Total assets: $0.00
Short-term liabilities: $0.00
Net zakatable wealth: $0.00
Selected nisab: —

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Where Zakat may go

Eight recipient categories

The Qur'an (9:60) identifies eight categories. Eligibility must be assessed for each allocation.

The poor
The needy
Zakat administrators
Those whose hearts are to be reconciled
Those in bondage
Those burdened by qualifying debt
In the cause of Allah
The stranded traveller

An important difference

Personal jewellery

Scholars differ about gold and silver jewellery kept for personal use. Enter it according to guidance from a scholar you trust.

A separate obligation

Zakat al-Fitr is different

This calculator covers Zakat al-mal only. It does not calculate Zakat al-Fitr, crops, livestock, minerals, or other categories with different rules.

Please read

An estimate, not a fatwa

This calculator provides an educational estimate. Rules can vary according to your school of Islamic law and personal circumstances. Consult a qualified scholar or trusted Zakat specialist for complex or uncertain cases.

Guidance sources Qur'an 9:60: eligible recipient categories Islamic Relief UK: Zakat and nisab Muslim Hands: calculation rules National Zakat Foundation: solar-year rate National Zakat Foundation: how nisab works