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A complete online zakat calculator that helps Muslims calculate zakat on cash, gold, silver, business assets, and investments in a simple and clear way.
Note: This tool is a general guide. For specific cases, consult a qualified scholar.
Zakat Calculator
Calculate your zakat obligation by entering the value of your assets below.
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Smart Zakat Calculator
Calculate zakat on cash, gold, silver, business assets, and investments. Supports Gram and Tola.
Nisab Checker
Determine the nisab threshold based on current gold and silver prices. You only pay zakat if your assets exceed the nisab.
Price Inputs
Users can select currency, enter gold amount, choose gram or tola, and check current nisab levels for gold and silver in an easy format.
Nisab Thresholds
Gold Nisab: 87.48 grams or 7.5 tola
Silver Nisab: 612.36 grams or 52.5 tola
The lower nisab value is often used for practical zakat checking.
Zakat Distribution
According to the Quran, zakat may be given only to specific categories of people. These categories are mentioned in Surah At-Tawbah (9:60).
Who Can Receive Zakat?
The Quran mentions eight categories of people who can receive zakat:
1. Al-Fuqara (The Poor)
People who do not have enough wealth or income to meet their basic needs.
2. Al-Masakeen (The Needy)
People who may have something, but not enough to live properly or cover their essential needs.
3. Al-‘Amilina ‘Alayha (Zakat Collectors)
Those appointed to collect, manage, record, and distribute zakat.
4. Al-Mu’allafatu Qulubuhum (Those Whose Hearts Are to Be Reconciled)
People whose hearts may be inclined toward Islam, or whose support may help strengthen the Muslim community.
5. Fir-Riqab (For Freeing Slaves)
For freeing people from bondage or captivity.
6. Al-Gharimeen (Those in Debt)
People burdened by genuine debt and unable to repay it.
7. Fi Sabilillah (In the Cause of Allah)
For causes in the path of Allah. Scholars may differ on some details, so complex cases should be checked with a qualified scholar.
8. Ibn As-Sabil (The Stranded Traveler)
A traveler who is away from home and does not have enough resources to continue the journey or return.
Important note: Zakat should be distributed only to eligible recipients according to Islamic guidance. For personal or difficult cases, consult a qualified scholar.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Still have questions?
This calculator is a general guide. For specific cases and detailed guidance on your zakat obligation, please consult a qualified Islamic scholar or a reputable Islamic organization in your area.
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