Zakat calculator.
Enter what you own and what you owe, choose your nisab, and see what is due. It runs in your browser, saves nothing, and sends nothing — your figures stay with you.
What you own
Gold and silver
Enter weight and today’s price per gram, or the value directly. The prices also set your nisab.
What you owe
Nisab and rate
Net zakatable wealth
$0
Nisab (595 g silver)
Enter a price
Zakat due · 2.5%
$0
Fill in your assets to see the result.
This calculator follows widely used positions but is not a fatwa. Rulings differ on retirement accounts, long-term debt, and the nisab basis; check with your scholar or masjid.
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Zakat calculator questions.
What is nisab and which one should I use?
Nisab is the minimum wealth at which zakat becomes due: the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver (some scholars use 87.48 g and 612.36 g). Many contemporary scholars recommend the silver nisab because it is lower and so more zakat reaches those in need; others prefer gold. Both are valid positions. Pick the one your masjid or scholar follows.
Which assets count?
Cash and bank balances, gold and silver, investments at market value, business inventory and receivables, money owed to you that you expect back, and any other savings held for a lunar year. Your home, car, and everyday belongings are not zakatable. Scholars differ on retirement accounts; include them if your scholar says to.
What can I deduct?
Debts due within the coming year, such as rent, bills, and loan installments, and business payables. Long-term debt is treated differently by different scholars.
Why 2.5%? What is the solar option?
Zakat is 2.5% of net zakatable wealth held for one lunar (hijri) year. If you calculate on a fixed solar date each year, some scholars adjust the rate to 2.577% to account for the longer year.
Is my information saved?
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser, nothing is stored, and nothing is sent to KindLumen. Refreshing the page clears it.
How can our masjid collect zakat online?
Create a free KindLumen donation form, name it Zakat, and share the link or embed it on your website. Payments go straight to the masjid’s own Stripe account with no platform fee.
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