Islamic Wealth Purification Calculator - Calculate Your Zakat Accurately
Zakat is the third pillar of Islam - an obligatory charity on every Muslim who meets the necessary criteria of wealth.
Nisab is calculated based on current gold and silver prices. You must meet or exceed this threshold for Zakat to be obligatory.
Zakat can only be given to specific categories of people mentioned in the Quran (Surah At-Tawbah, 9:60).
Zakat is due after one lunar year (Hawl) of owning wealth above the Nisab. Many Muslims pay during Ramadan.
The Nisab is equivalent to 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. We use current market prices to calculate the monetary value.
You only pay Zakat on savings that have been in your possession for one full lunar year. Monthly salary is not immediately Zakatable.
No, personal assets like your primary residence, personal vehicle, and household furniture are not subject to Zakat.
All gold jewelry (whether for personal use or investment) is Zakatable if it meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold.
Only immediate debts due for payment can be subtracted. Long-term debts like mortgages are subtracted proportionally.
Zakat is calculated based on your wealth at the end of the lunar year, provided it never fell below Nisab during the year.
Yes, retirement funds and pensions are Zakatable once they are accessible to you.
Yes, you can pay Zakat in advance if you're certain you'll meet the Nisab requirement at the end of the lunar year.