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Zakat Calculator

Calculate zakat on cash, gold, silver, and other assets in your browser. You enter metal prices; 2.5% applies when wealth is at or above nisab. Arithmetic, not a fatwa.

Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Print or copy the result; there is no PDF export on calculators.

Zakat here is 2.5 percent of net zakatable wealth once you are at or above nisab. Type today’s gold and silver prices yourself — PdfPeaks does not fetch a live market feed, because a stale hardcoded rate would be worse. Nisab weights default to 87.48 g gold and 612.36 g silver (common Hanafi figures). Pick gold nisab, silver nisab, the lower of the two, or a currency amount your scholar publishes. Below the threshold, due is zero. This is arithmetic, not a fatwa.

Last verified 2026-08-29 — Rate 2.5% (1/40). Nisab weights 87.48 g gold and 612.36 g silver. Recheck against your madhhab before Ramadan each year. Metal prices are user-entered, never a live API.

Free Zakat Calculator — 2.5% with Nisab You Control

Zakat is 2.5 percent of net zakatable wealth once that wealth is at or above nisab. PdfPeaks Zakat Calculator does that arithmetic in your browser: cash and bank balances, gold and silver (weight times a price you type), investments or inventory you treat as zakatable, other assets, minus liabilities you still owe. We do not pull a live gold or silver feed — market prices move, and a stale hardcoded rate would be worse than asking you to paste today’s gram price from a source you trust. Nisab defaults to 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver (standard Hanafi weights). Choose gold nisab, silver nisab, or the lower of the two, or type a nisab amount in currency if your local scholars publish one. If net wealth is below the threshold, zakat due is zero. Last verified date is shown on the tool so you can see when we last checked the weights and rate.

How It Works

Enter assets and liabilities. Type gold and silver prices per gram if you hold metal. Pick a nisab basis. The due amount updates as you type. Print or copy the summary — there is no PDF export on this calculator.

  • Step 1 — Assets: Cash, gold grams, silver grams, investments, other zakatable items.
  • Step 2 — Prices: Per-gram gold and silver in your currency. We do not fetch a market API.
  • Step 3 — Liabilities: Subtract debts that reduce zakatable wealth.
  • Step 4 — Nisab: Gold, silver, whichever is lower, or a currency override your scholar uses.

Security & Privacy

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Common Use Cases

Professionals, students, and everyday users rely on this tool for tasks such as:

  • Cash-heavy: Bank and cash only; leave metal at zero.
  • Jewellery: Enter grams and today’s price; confirm with your madhhab whether personal wear is included.
  • Business stock: Put inventory under investments or other assets as your accountant advises.
  • Below nisab: The result shows zero due, not a forced 2.5%.
  • Not a fatwa: This is arithmetic. Ask a qualified scholar for edge cases.

Tips for Best Results

This page is for any Muslim-majority or diaspora audience — the copy is not Pakistan-only. For job documents see CV Maker. For invoices see Receipt Maker.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. You type the per-gram price from a source you trust. A hardcoded feed would go stale; the page states that clearly.

87.48 grams of gold and 612.36 grams of silver (common Hanafi figures), with a last-verified date on the tool. Confirm with your scholar if your school differs.

The rate used here is 2.5% of net zakatable wealth when you are at or above nisab. Below nisab the due amount is zero.

No. It is a calculator. Jewellery you wear, business debts, and agricultural produce have rules this page does not encode.

No. All arithmetic runs in your browser.

Yes. Use print or copy summary. There is no PDF export on this calculator.