Zakat Calculator

The Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth required to be considered wealthy in Islam and thus obligated to pay Zakat. It is equivalent to 80.18 grams of gold or its monetary value in your chosen currency. If your wealth exceeds this amount after basic needs and debts, you have reached the Nisab.

If the total value of your assets (EUR, USD, Gold, etc.) exceeds the current market value of 80.18 grams of gold, you are liable for Zakat. You can check the current Nisab threshold in our calculator above.

Zakat is calculated by deducting your immediate debts from the total value of your cash, gold, and other Zakatable assets. If the remaining net wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold, 2.5% (1/40th) of this amount is given as Zakat.

Our module works based on the Base Currency you select above (Euro, Dollar, etc.). Even if you enter assets in different currencies or gold, the system converts everything to your base currency using real-time cross rates and calculates the total liability.

Zakat is payable on assets that have the potential for growth ("Nema"). The main Zakatable assets are:

• Gold and Silver: Regardless of form (jewelry, bars, etc.).
• Cash and Foreign Currency: Cash on hand or in bank accounts.
• Trade Goods: Goods intended for sale.
• Investments: Stocks, crypto assets, and other financial instruments.

Your primary residence, car, and personal household items are exempt from Zakat. Only assets held for savings/growth should be entered.

For gold Zakat, the total weight of your jewelry or investment gold is considered. If the total exceeds 80.18 grams, 2.5% of its current market value is payable.

Our tool converts the gram input into your chosen currency using real-time gold prices and shows the Zakat amount. You can pay this amount in gold or its cash equivalent.

Currency savings are directly subject to the 2.5% rate. If you hold multiple currencies, their values are converted to your Base Currency using the day's exchange rate and summed up.

Our system handles all cross-rate conversions automatically, so you don't need to calculate each one individually.

Zakat can be given to the 8 categories mentioned in the Quran (the poor, the needy, debtors, wayfarers, etc.). It cannot be given to parents, spouses, or children, but can be given to needy siblings and relatives.

You can securely deliver your calculated Zakat through Diversity Europe to those in need worldwide, refugees, and victims in crisis zones.

Yes. Currency rates are sourced from the European Central Bank, and gold prices from international markets. Calculations are performed locally in your browser.

Your financial data is not stored on our servers, ensuring complete privacy.

The system works in 4 simple steps: