Zakat beneficiary
Zakat Calculator

Calculate your
Zakat obligation

Know exactly what you owe. Then give it where it counts — to those most entitled to receive it, scholar-verified.

Zakat al-Maal

2.5% of net savings

Scholar

Verified

Know your obligation.
Fulfil it with certainty.

Reviewed by qualified Islamic scholars

A council of respected Islamic scholars actively guides our Zakat policy. Every field in this calculator aligns with mainstream Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, and Hanbali positions.

We believe in full transparency

We don't claim a "100% donation policy" — because no charity building sustainable projects that last generations honestly can. We'd rather earn your trust with honesty.

Scholar-Verified Formula

Calculate Your Zakat

Enter your assets and liabilities below. Results appear instantly once you press Calculate.

Nisab (Silver · 595g) — loading…
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Assets

Cash & Bank Savings
$
Gold & Silver (market value)
$
Business Assets
$
Stocks — Long-term (25% of value)
$
Stocks — Trading (100% of value)
$
Cryptocurrency
$
IRA / 401(k) (withdrawable portion)
$
Debts Owed To You
$
Rental Income / Other
$

Liabilities & Deductions

Personal Debts
$
Business Liabilities
$

How the formula works

01

ASSESS YOUR ASSETS

Add up all your liquid and semi-liquid assets — cash, gold, silver, stocks, crypto, business inventory, and any debts you're owed that you reasonably expect to receive back.

02

DEDUCT YOUR LIABILITIES

Subtract any personal and business debts that are currently due. If a debt won't be due for another year, most scholars allow it to be deducted only on a month-by-month basis.

03

CHECK THE NISAB

Your net zakatable wealth must equal or exceed the Nisab — equivalent to 595g of silver at current market rates. If it does, Zakat is due.

04

PAY 2.5%

Multiply your net zakatable assets by 2.5% (or 1/40). This is your Zakat due. It should be paid once per lunar year — ideally as soon as you calculate it.

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All our programmes are Zakat-eligible, scholar-verified, and reach those most entitled — orphans, the destitute, and families in crisis.