Zakat claculator

Haul Period (Lunar Year)

Islamic Principle: Zakat is only due on wealth owned for a complete lunar year (354 days), known as Haul. Assets must meet the Nisab threshold throughout the year.

Has a complete lunar year passed on your assets?

Yes

If no, Zakat is not due yet, but you can still calculate for planning purposes.

Cash & Monetary Assets

Cash on Hand & Bank Accounts:

Stocks, Bonds & Securities: Include only assets held for trading, not long-term investment.

Loans Given to Others (Receivables): Include only debts you expect to be repaid.

Gold & Silver

Islamic Principle: Gold and silver are subject to Zakat regardless of whether they are used as ornaments or stored as wealth. The Nisab is based on either gold (85g) or silver (595g).

Gold (grams):

Gold Price (per gram):

Silver (grams):

Silver Price (per gram):

Business Assets

Islamic Principle: Business assets intended for trade are subject to Zakat. Fixed assets used in business operations (buildings, equipment) are exempt.

Inventory/Trading Stock:

Business Bank Accounts & Cash:

Business Receivables:

Fixed Assets (Buildings, Equipment, etc.):

Exclude fixed assets (Islamically exempt)

Investment Properties

Property held for:

Personal use (Exempt)

Trading/Flipping

Rental Income

Agricultural Produce

Islamic Principle: Agricultural produce is subject to Zakat at harvest time. The rate is 10% for naturally irrigated crops and 5% for artificially irrigated crops. No Haul period required.

Value of Harvested Crops:

Irrigation Method:

Natural (Rain/Rivers) - 10%

Artificial (Wells/Pumps) - 5%

Mixed - 7.5%

Livestock

Islamic Principle: Zakat on livestock follows specific thresholds and rates depending on type and number of animals. Only applies to grazing livestock kept for breeding/dairy, not for trading.

Camels

Number of Camels: Zakat due: 1 sheep for 5-9 camels, 2 sheep for 10-14, etc. Complex rates for larger herds.

Cattle

Number of Cattle: Zakat due: 1 one-year-old for 30-39 cattle, 1 two-year-old for 40-59, etc.

Sheep & Goats

Number of Sheep/Goats: Zakat due: 1 sheep for 40-120 sheep, 2 sheep for 121-200, etc.

Minerals & Buried Treasure

Islamic Principle: Minerals, buried treasure (Rikaz), and extracted resources are subject to 20% Zakat rate. No Haul period or Nisab requirement for buried treasure.

Value of Minerals/Mining Products:

Value of Found Treasure (Rikaz):

Liabilities & Deductions

Islamic Principle: Debts and essential expenses are deducted before calculating Zakat. Personal use items (home, car, furniture) are exempt.

Personal Debts & Loans:

Business Liabilities:

Essential Upcoming Expenses: Include only necessary expenses due before your next income.

Personal Use Items (Exempt from Zakat):

Exclude primary residence, vehicles, furniture, clothing

Nisab Threshold Basis

Islamic Principle: Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth that makes one liable for Zakat. You can choose either gold or silver as the basis (most scholars recommend using the lower threshold).

Gold (85 grams)

Silver (595 grams)

Zakat Rate

Standard Rate (default 2.5%): 2.5% is the standard rate for monetary assets. Agricultural and mineral rates are calculated separately.

Zakat Calculation Results

Haul Period Complete: Yes

Total Net Wealth: 0.00

Nisab Threshold: 0.00

Eligible for Zakat: No

                Standard Zakat Due (2.5%):
                0.00
            

Agricultural Zakat: 0.00

Mineral/Treasure Zakat (20%): 0.00

Livestock Zakat: 0.00

                Total Zakat Due:
                0.00
            

Islamic Zakat Calculator