Zakat Calculator
Calculate your Zakat obligation based on wealth held for one full lunar year (Hawl). Zakat is 2.5% of your net zakatable wealth above the Nisab threshold. Only include assets that exceed your basic needs and necessities.
Nisab Calculation
Currency
Select your preferred currency for calculations
Your Assets
Cash & Bank Accounts
ZakatableCash on hand, checking, savings accounts
Investment Assets
ZakatableStocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETFs held for investment
Gold & Silver
ZakatableAll gold and silver (jewelry, coins, bars) at current market value
Business Assets
ZakatableInventory, equipment, accounts receivable for business
Rental Income Savings
ZakatableSavings from rental properties (not the property itself)
Cryptocurrency
ZakatableBitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies
Other Zakatable Assets
ZakatableOther wealth that has been held for one lunar year
Your Liabilities
Immediate Debts
Short-term debts due within the Zakat year (credit cards, personal loans)
Due Payments
Bills and payments currently due (utilities, rent, taxes)
Critical: Hawl (Lunar Year) Requirement
Zakat is only due on wealth that has been in your possession for one complete lunar year (Hawl).If you acquired any assets within the last 12 lunar months, they are not yet subject to Zakat. Only include assets that have been held for a full lunar year or longer.
Important Notes
- • Hawl (Lunar Year): Zakat is only due on wealth held for one complete lunar year
- • Basic Needs: Exclude personal residence, vehicles, household items, and basic necessities
- • Gold & Silver: All forms of gold and silver are zakatable regardless of purpose
- • Business Assets: Only include inventory and assets intended for sale
- • Investment Properties: Only rental income savings are zakatable, not the property itself
- • Liabilities: Only deduct immediate, short-term debts due within the Zakat year
- • Nisab: Based on 87.48g gold or 612.36g silver at current market prices
- • Rate: 2.5% of net zakatable wealth above Nisab threshold
- • Important: Consult a qualified Islamic scholar for complex situations