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Zakat Calculator

Work out your Zakat in Pakistani Rupees — enter what you own, subtract what you owe, and see instantly whether you have reached the nisab and how much is due.

Zakat rate 2.5% Nisab (silver) 612.36 g Nisab (gold) 87.48 g 1 tola 11.664 g

Cash & Bank Balance

Money you have right now, in any currency — enter its value in PKR.

PKR

Notes and coins at home or with you.

PKR

Current, savings and mobile wallet accounts — total of all of them.

Gold & Silver

Enter today's rates yourself — prices change daily, so nothing is pre-filled. Rates are per tola, as quoted in the Pakistani market.

PKR

Coins, bars and jewellery — all gold counts, whatever its form.

PKR

Needed even if you own no silver — the nisab is calculated from the silver rate.

Silver coins, bars and jewellery you own.

Business & Other Assets

What your business holds for resale, and money others owe you.

PKR

Current selling value of stock bought with the intention to resell. Shop fittings, vehicles and premises used by the business do not count.

PKR

Loans you have given and payments due to you that you reasonably expect to receive back.

Deductions

Amounts you owe are taken off before Zakat is worked out.

PKR

Loans and dues payable to others that are due now or within the year.

PKR

Bills and essential expenses already due — rent, utilities and similar commitments you must pay right away.

Your Result

Enter your assets to begin
Zakat payable
PKR0

Fill in any amounts on the left — every field is optional, and the result updates as you type.

Total zakatable assetsPKR 0
Less: deductionsPKR 0
Net zakatable wealthPKR 0
Nisab — silver (612.36 g)—
Nisab — gold (87.48 g, reference)—

Full breakdown

ItemAmount (PKR)
Cash in hand0
Bank balance0
Gold—0
Silver—0
Business / trading goods0
Money owed to you0
Total zakatable assets0
Less: debts you owe0
Less: immediate expenses0
Total deductions0
Net zakatable wealth0
Zakat at 2.5%Payable only if net wealth reaches the nisab0

A short guide to what counts

Zakat is 2.5% of the wealth you have held above the nisab for one full lunar year (the hawl). These notes cover the common cases — for anything unusual in your own situation, please ask a scholar you trust.

Counts toward Zakat

  • Cash in hand and money in bank or wallet accounts
  • Gold and silver in any form — coins, bars and jewellery
  • Goods bought to resell, valued at their current selling price
  • Money lent to others that you expect to be repaid
  • Shares or funds held for investment or trading

Does not count

  • The home you live in and your household furniture
  • Your personal car and everyday belongings
  • Land, shops or machinery you use but did not buy to resell
  • Money already set aside and paid out as Zakat
  • Wealth that has not yet reached the nisab

The nisab, in plain words

Silver nisab — 612.36 grams (52.5 tola). If your net wealth is worth at least this much silver, Zakat is due. This calculator uses the silver nisab, the lower threshold, so more of the poor benefit.
Gold nisab — 87.48 grams (7.5 tola). Shown for reference; it applies to wealth held only in gold by some scholarly views.
Rate — 2.5%, one-fortieth of your net zakatable wealth, once the nisab is reached.

Good to know

Debts due now and immediate essential expenses are deducted first — Zakat is charged only on what remains.

Use today's market rates for gold and silver, and value trading goods at what they would sell for today, not what you paid for them.

Many people in Pakistan pay their Zakat in Ramadan, but it is due whenever your lunar year completes.

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