💰 Zakat Calculator
Calculate your Zakat accurately according to Islamic Sharia
Current Nisab (Auto-updated):
💰 Gold: 85 grams = 20,718.75 SAR
Price per gram: 243.75 SAR
⚪ Silver: 595 grams = 1,814.75 SAR
Price per gram: 3.05 SAR
📊 Zakat Rate: 2.5%
📅 Last updated: 2026-03-02 01:32:12
🌐 Price source: ExchangeRateAPI
💰 Gold: 85 grams = 20,718.75 SAR
Price per gram: 243.75 SAR
⚪ Silver: 595 grams = 1,814.75 SAR
Price per gram: 3.05 SAR
📊 Zakat Rate: 2.5%
📅 Last updated: 2026-03-02 01:32:12
🌐 Price source: ExchangeRateAPI
Money Zakat Calculator
ℹ️ About This Tool
Zakat Calculator is a free comprehensive Islamic tool that helps you calculate Zakat on money, gold, and silver accurately according to Islamic Sharia. Zakat is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, an obligatory right for the poor and needy from the wealth of the rich.
Benefits of using the calculator:
- According to Islamic Sharia: Accurate calculations conforming to Islamic jurisprudence
- Auto-updated Nisab: Current gold and silver prices updated daily
- Comprehensive: Calculate Zakat on money, gold, and silver
- Easy and instant: Simple interface with accurate results
- 100% free: Islamic service without charge
📋 How to Use
- Choose Zakat type: Select Money, Gold, or Silver Zakat
- Enter amount or weight: Enter money in SAR or gold/silver in grams
- Review Nisab: Ensure your wealth meets the Nisab threshold
- Calculate Zakat: Click "Calculate Zakat" button
- Pay your Zakat: Ensure a full lunar year has passed, then pay Zakat
Information About Zakat
Conditions for Zakat Obligation:
- Reaching Nisab (85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver)
- Completion of one lunar year (Hawl) on the wealth
- Wealth exceeds basic needs
- Full ownership of the wealth
Types of Wealth Subject to Zakat:
- Cash (physical cash, bank savings, investments)
- Gold and silver
- Trade goods
- Stocks and bonds
- Investment assets
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Frequently Asked Questions
Zakat on money is calculated at 2.5% of total wealth that has reached Nisab (85 grams of gold equivalent) and held for one full Hijri year. This includes cash, bank accounts, and investments.
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth one must have before Zakat becomes obligatory. It equals 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver. The Nisab in SAR changes based on current gold prices.
Monthly salary itself is not subject to Zakat upon receipt. However, if you save part of it and it reaches Nisab and a full Hijri year passes, Zakat becomes due. You can set a fixed annual date to calculate your Zakat.
Zakat on gold is due when it reaches 85 grams or more and a full year has passed. The rate is 2.5% of the gold weight or value. There is scholarly disagreement on worn jewelry gold; the safer opinion is to pay its Zakat.
Yes, Zakat is due on stocks. If held for trading, Zakat is 2.5% of market value. If held for long-term investment, Zakat is due only on dividends when received.
Zakat al-Mal is due on saved wealth that reaches Nisab and is held for one year at 2.5%. Zakat al-Fitr is obligatory on every Muslim during Ramadan and is one Sa (about 3 kg) of food or its cash equivalent.