Disclaimer: This calculator offers an approximate zakat amount based solely on the data you provide; it does not determine your Zakat eligibility. For a comprehensive assessment or final ruling, please consult a qualified Islamic scholar.

Include cash at home, in bank accounts, or digital wallets — anything accessible and in your possession. If your cash is in multiple currencies, convert all amounts into your selected currency using the Google currency converter.

Combine the value of all 24k, 22k, 21k, or other gold types in your possession — including jewelry, coins, bars — regardless of use. Check gold rate

Combine the value of all silver in your possession — including utensils, jewelry, coins — regardless of use. Check silver rate

Include shares, mutual funds, crypto, or any form of investment held for profit.

Note for Corporate Investors: To refine your zakat base on shares, calculate your proportionate share of a company’s net current assets (total assets minus fixed assets and interest-bearing liabilities) per share and enter that value here instead of a raw market price.

Include items, merchandise, or goods intended for sale or trade in your business as of your zakat date.

Add only the rental income saved in your possession at the time of zakat. Do not include the property value itself.

Include any retirement funds that you can withdraw now. Exclude locked or employer-contributed amounts you cannot access.

Only add the loans you are confident will be repaid. This includes money lent to family, friends, or business partners.

Debts that are due within the next 12 months. E.g. credit card dues, personal loans, or medical bills.

Include any utility bills, rent, or service charges that are already due before your zakat date.

Add upcoming or overdue business-related dues like vendor payments, invoices, or loan installments.

Loans borrowed from friends or family or any informal debt that must be repaid soon.