Calculating Zakat for a past year you missed? Change the date, then enter the gold and silver prices on that date and what you owned then. The National Zakat Foundation's missed Zakat page explains how to catch up, and shows past Nisab values (in British pounds).
Add each gold item with its weight and carat. Its value uses the 24k price from Step 1.
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Yes. Most Zakat calculators only ask for the total value of your gold. This one values each item by its purity. Enter the price of 24k gold per gram, then add each item with its weight and carat (24k, 22k, 21k, 20k, 18k, 14k or 10k). The calculator works out the pure-gold value of each piece for you.
Enter each gold item separately using “Add another gold item”, and select the correct carat for each one. The calculator adds them together accurately.
You enter the gold and silver prices yourself. Prices differ by country and by jeweler, so this keeps the result accurate for your local market and avoids outdated data.
It multiplies the gold price per gram that you enter by 85 grams for the gold Nisab, or the silver price per gram by 595 grams for the silver Nisab. Because it uses your prices, the Nisab is always in your own currency. Some organizations use 87.48 grams of gold and 612.36 grams of silver instead. See How We Calculate for details.
Yes. Select “Silver 595g” in Step 1 and enter the silver price per gram on your Zakat date. The calculator will then compare your wealth against the silver Nisab.
Simply enter prices and amounts in your local currency. All results follow the same currency you use.
Yes. Select “Print Report” to get a dated summary of your assets, liabilities, Nisab and Zakat due. Print it, or choose “Save as PDF” in the print window, to keep a record of your Zakat year after year.
Yes. In Step 1, change the Zakat date to that year's date, then enter the gold and silver prices on that date and the amounts you owned then. Print a report for each year. The National Zakat Foundation's missed Zakat page explains how to catch up on missed years.
Yes. You can calculate Zakat on personal wealth, business inventory, investments, or a combination of these.
Yes. Calculate for each person separately by entering their own assets and liabilities, and print a report for each.
Yes. It works on phones, tablets and computers.
No. The tool works instantly, with no login, no sign-up and no personal information required.
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