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Zakat Calculator

Estimate 2.5% Zakat on net zakatable assets when the amount is at or above the Nisab threshold you enter.

Cash & bank balances (Rs.)

Gold/silver & zakatable valuables (Rs.)

Investments / trade inventory (Rs.)

Receivables expected to be collected (Rs.)

Short-term deductible liabilities (Rs.)

Nisab threshold used (Rs.)

Estimated ZakatRs. 0

Methodology & assumptions

This simplified tool adds the zakatable amounts entered, subtracts the short-term liabilities you choose to treat as deductible, and compares the resulting net amount with the Nisab threshold you enter. When net zakatable assets meet or exceed that threshold, the tool applies 2.5% (one-fortieth).

Why Nisab is entered manually: Nisab values depend on the gold/silver basis, current market prices and the approach you follow. Keeping the threshold as a user-entered value avoids publishing a stale commodity price.

Limitations: Ownership period (hawl), business assets, pensions, debts, agricultural assets and other cases can require different treatment. This page is an arithmetic aid and does not determine a religious ruling. Confirm edge cases with a trusted qualified scholar and use current local guidance.

Editorial note. Prepared and maintained by Impact Tech Solutions; updated 28 September 2026. No individual religious or financial credential is claimed.

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Verification checklist before relying on this result

Confirm the source and date of Cash & bank balances (Rs.), Gold/silver & zakatable valuables (Rs.), Investments / trade inventory (Rs.), Receivables expected to be collected (Rs.), Short-term deductible liabilities (Rs.) and keep units consistent.
Check that zero, blank, percentage and currency entries mean what the calculator expects; do not use a placeholder value as real data.
Repeat the calculation with a plausible low and high assumption to see whether the decision changes materially.
Record the result together with the assumptions, not as a stand-alone number.
For statutory, tax, engineering, health or safety decisions, compare the output with the current primary requirement and obtain competent review where required.

A calculator is most useful when it makes assumptions visible. If a small input change produces a very different outcome, treat that sensitivity as part of the decision rather than selecting only the most favorable result.