Calculate your Zakat with clarity and responsibility
INCLUDED (Zakat-eligible): Cash, bank balance, gold, silver, business inventory, investments/shares, investment property, rental income
NOT INCLUDED: Your home (personal residence), personal vehicles, furniture, clothing, tools for profession
Money in your wallet, purse, or at home
Total amount in all your bank accounts
Value of goods/products held for business sale
Current market value of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and other securities
Rental income earned and saved (not including recent month's income if you need it for living)
Market value of property purchased for resale or investment (NOT your primary residence)
Current market rate of gold per gram (check IBJA or local market)
Current market rate of silver per gram (usually cheaper than gold)
Total gold you own (jewelry, bangles, coins, etc.)
Total silver you own (coins, jewelry, utensils, etc.)
Money you owe to others (loans, credit cards, mortgages, etc.)
What is Nisab?
Nisab is the minimum wealth threshold you must reach to be eligible for Zakat. If your
net wealth is below this amount, you are NOT obligated to pay Zakat.
If your net wealth is equal to or above this amount, you ARE eligible
to pay Zakat (2.5%).
📌 Silver Nisab (Recommended): Value of 612.36 grams of silver
📌 Gold Nisab: Value of 87.48 grams of gold
Silver Nisab is recommended because it's more inclusive and helps more people in need.