Zakat calculator: gold and money

Two calculators: zakat on gold by weight and karat, and zakat on all your wealth (cash, bank, gold, shares, trade goods, money owed to you, minus debts due). Enter today’s gold price in your currency; nothing you type leaves your device.

Gold price per gram today for karat Nisab Silver price per gram (pure)

Use today’s price from a jeweller or a news site in your country, in your currency. Only needed for the silver nisab. All amounts in the same currency as the price you entered.

Zakat on gold

Enter the weight of your gold in grams for each karat. Gold kept as savings (bars, coins, gold bought as an investment) always counts.

	Savings: bars, coins, investment	Jewellery worn regularly
24 karat
22 karat
21 karat
18 karat

Worn jewellery: scholars differ. Count it: zakat is due (Hanafi school) Do not count it (Maliki, Shafi’i and Hanbali schools)

Zakat on money and wealth

Add what you own today, in one currency. Leave empty what does not apply.

Cash at home Bank and savings accounts Gold and silver (value) Shares, funds, crypto held to sell Trade goods (at selling price) Money owed to you that you expect back Debts you must pay now (subtract)

How the calculation works

Zakat is due when your wealth has stayed at or above the nisab for one full lunar (Hijri) year.
The rate is 2.5% (one fortieth) of the zakatable wealth.
Pure gold = weight × karat ÷ 24 (21-karat gold is 87.5% pure).
The silver nisab is lower, so it makes zakat due on smaller amounts; many scholars recommend it for cash because it benefits the poor more.
Personal items (your home, car, furniture, clothes) are not zakatable.

Nothing is saved or sent: the calculation runs in your browser only.

A help for your own calculation, not a fatwa. For your specific case, ask a scholar or your country’s zakat authority.