Zakat Calculator
Zakat calculator Pakistan — add cash, gold, silver, investments and business stock, subtract debts, and check your wealth against the gold or silver nisab to find your 2.5% zakat.
Zakat Calculator
Add up your zakatable wealth, subtract what you owe, and check it against the nisab. Zakat is 2.5% (one fortieth) of net zakatable wealth held for a full lunar year.
Cash in hand & bank (Rs)
Gold owned (tola)
Today's gold rate per tola (Rs) — enter yourself
Silver owned (tola)
Today's silver rate per tola (Rs) — enter yourself
Investments & shares (Rs)
Business stock / goods for sale (Rs)
Debts you owe now (Rs) — subtracted
Which nisab should apply?
Gold nisab = 87.48 g (7.5 tola). Silver nisab = 612.36 g (52.5 tola). The silver nisab is much lower, so more people meet it. Hanafi scholars commonly apply the silver nisab, which is why it is the default here — for a personal ruling, ask a scholar you trust.
Net zakatable wealth
Rs 600,000
Gross Rs 700,000 − debts Rs 100,000. Gold value Rs 0 · Silver value Rs 0.
Gold nisab value
Enter gold rate
Silver nisab value
Enter silver rate
Zakat due (2.5%)
Rs 0
Enter the silver rate above to run the nisab check.
Gold and silver prices change daily, so no live price is built in — enter today's rate from your jeweller or market source. Rates table updated: October 2026. This is a calculation aid, not a religious ruling.
About our Zakat Calculator
The zakat calculator Pakistan totals your zakatable wealth — cash, gold, silver, investments and business stock minus debts — and compares it with the gold nisab (87.48 g, 7.5 tola) or the silver nisab (612.36 g, 52.5 tola) before applying the 2.5% rate. Enter today's gold and silver rates yourself, since market prices change daily and any built-in price would quickly go stale. It also explains the difference between the gold and silver nisab, including the Hanafi position that commonly applies the lower silver nisab. This is a calculation aid, not a religious ruling — for a personal ruling, ask a scholar you trust.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nisab for zakat?
The nisab is the minimum wealth threshold: 87.48 grams (7.5 tola) of gold or 612.36 grams (52.5 tola) of silver. This calculator converts both into rupees using the rates you enter, so you can check against either standard.
Why is there a gold nisab and a silver nisab?
Both thresholds come from classical measures, but silver is far cheaper per gram, so the silver nisab is much lower in rupees and more people meet it. Hanafi scholars commonly apply the silver nisab, which is why it is the default here.
What counts as zakatable wealth?
Cash in hand and in the bank, gold and silver, investments and shares, and business stock held for sale. This calculator adds all of these and subtracts debts you owe right now.
Why do I have to enter the gold and silver rates myself?
Gold and silver prices change every day, so any price built into the tool would quickly go stale and give a wrong nisab. Enter today's rate from your jeweller or market source for an accurate check.
Is zakat due if my wealth is below the nisab?
No. Zakat is due only once your net zakatable wealth reaches the nisab and a full lunar year has passed. If it is below the nisab, or the lunar year has not passed yet, the tool shows what would be due once both conditions are met.