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Zakat Calculator

Add up the assets Zakat is usually due on, subtract debts due now, compare the total with the nisab, and see 2.5% of it.

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Nisab definition from the Zakat and Ushr Ordinance, 1980 · Updated 30 September 2026 · Sources

For Pakistan only

Amounts are in Pakistani rupees (Rs), and the nisab weights come from Pakistan’s Zakat and Ushr Ordinance, 1980. The calculator does the arithmetic only; it is not a religious ruling.

1. Nisab (the minimum for Zakat to be due)

How to set the nisab
Nisab basis
Rs/g

Use a current local market price. ToolSolvo does not look up prices.

2. Zakatable assets you have held for a lunar year
Rs

Cash at home, current and savings accounts, and wallets.

Rs

Weight × today’s selling price per gram.

Rs

Weight × today’s selling price per gram.

Rs

Business stock at its current sale value.

Rs

Loans you expect to get back.

Rs

Their current market value.

Rs

Anything else your scholar counts as zakatable.

3. Debts due now

Rs

For long loans, many scholars count only the instalments currently due, not the whole balance.

A calculation aid, not a religious ruling

Scholars differ on some points, such as jewellery in regular use, retirement funds and which debts to deduct. Please follow the guidance of a scholar you trust.

How to use Zakat Calculator

  1. 1Set the nisab: enter today’s silver price per gram (or gold, if all your assets are gold), or a nisab amount you know.
  2. 2Enter the value of each type of zakatable asset you have held for a lunar year.
  3. 3Enter debts and bills that are due now.
  4. 4Read whether Zakat is due and the 2.5% amount.

Good to know

The nisab is the value of 612.32 g of silver, or 87.48 g of gold when all your zakatable assets are gold. Prices change daily, so enter a current local price. ToolSolvo does not fetch prices.

Counted as assets

  • Cash, bank balances and savings
  • Gold and silver at current value
  • Goods held for sale, at current sale value
  • Money owed to you that you expect to receive
  • Shares, funds and other investments you enter

Not counted

  • Your home, car, furniture and other personal-use items
  • Business equipment and property used for work, not for sale

Views differ on jewellery in regular use, retirement funds, long-term debts and how investments are valued. This calculator does the arithmetic only. It is not a religious ruling, so please follow a scholar you trust. Zakat deducted at source by a bank also counts towards what you owe.

Sources and data

  1. Zakat and Ushr Ordinance, 1980 (as published by the Zakat & Ushr Department, Government of the Punjab)

    Government of Pakistan / Zakat & Ushr Department, Punjab · Checked 30 September 2026

    Section 2(xva): nisab is the value of 612.32 grams of silver (as notified by the Administrator-General for each Zakat year), or 87.48 grams of gold where a person’s zakatable assets consist only of gold. First Schedule: deduction at source at 2.5%.

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