What is the Zakat rate?

Zakat is 2.5% of net zakatable wealth that you have held for one lunar year and that reaches the nisab.

Nisab is the minimum wealth: 7.5 tola (87.48 g) of gold or 52.5 tola (612.36 g) of silver. Many scholars use the silver value for cash and mixed wealth because it is lower and helps more people.

Does Pakistan deduct Zakat automatically?

Banks deduct Zakat at 2.5% from eligible savings accounts on the 1st of Ramadan if the balance is at or above the nisab notified by the government. Check the official notice from the Ministry of Religious Affairs and the Central Zakat Council for that year's amount.

Do I include jewellery and debts?

Gold and silver jewellery is counted by weight by many scholars. Subtract debts that are due now. Rulings differ, so ask a qualified scholar.

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Zakat calculator

Zakat Calculator

Add your savings, gold, silver and business goods, subtract debts, and see if Zakat is due and how much.

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Rule used: 2.5% of net zakatable wealth held for one lunar year, if it reaches the nisab (7.5 tola of gold = 87.48 g, or 52.5 tola of silver = 612.36 g; 1 tola = 11.664 g). Silver is the safer, lower threshold for cash and mixed wealth. In Pakistan, banks deduct Zakat from eligible savings accounts on the 1st of Ramadan at the nisab notified by the government, so check the official notice from the Ministry of Religious Affairs / Central Zakat Council for that amount. Rulings differ by school and situation, so confirm with a qualified scholar. Nothing you type leaves your device.

How to use the Zakat Calculator

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Enter your assets
Add cash, gold and silver weight, business stock and money owed to you.
Step 2
Add today's metal prices
Type the current price per gram of gold and silver in your currency.
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Read the result
See your net wealth, the nisab and the Zakat due at 2.5%.