Zakat calculator

Calculate your zakat

Enter what you own and what you owe on your zakat date. We total it, check it against the nisab, and show what is due. Your figures stay on your device.

1. Choose your nisab

The nisab is the minimum wealth on which zakat is due. Follow the opinion of your scholar. The silver nisab is lower, so more people pay and the poor benefit more.

Silver612.36g of silver Gold87.48g of gold

Gold, 24 carat, per gram

Silver, pure, per gram

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2. Cash and savings

Cash at home

Bank and savings accounts

Money owed to you

Only debts you expect to be repaid

Foreign currency

Value in pounds

3. Gold and silver

Gold you own

Purity of your goldIf you have several, enter the total as pure gold at 24 carat

Silver you own

4. Investments

Shares and funds

Current market value

Cryptocurrency

Property bought to resell

Not your home or a rental you keep

Other zakatable wealth

5. Business

Stock for sale

Business cash and money owed

6. What you owe

Include only what is due now. For long-term debts such as a mortgage, deduct no more than the next payment. Ask your scholar if you are unsure.

Debts due now

Bills, rent and wages due

Good to know

The lunar year

Zakat is due once your wealth has stayed above the nisab for a full lunar year (hawl). Many people choose a fixed date each year, such as in Ramadan.

What is not counted

Your home, car, furniture, clothes and everyday belongings are generally not zakatable. Scholars differ on pensions and jewellery you wear.

A guide, not a ruling

This calculator is an estimate to help you. Scholars differ on some details, so please check anything specific to your situation with a qualified scholar.