Use this Zakat Calculator to estimate your Zakat on gold, silver, cash, savings, investments, business assets, receivables, and short-term liabilities.
Zakat is generally 2.5% of your net eligible wealth when it reaches Nisab and remains in your possession for one lunar year. After calculating, you can donate your Zakat online to support eligible poor patients through Transparent Hands.
Standard Zakat Rate
Minimum Wealth Threshold
One Lunar Year
Donate your Zakat online securely and help deserving patients receive surgeries, medicines, and medical treatment.
Add your cash, gold, savings, business assets, investments, and liabilities to estimate your Zakat payable.
Choose your currency, add eligible assets, deduct short-term liabilities, and see your estimated Zakat payable.
Choose the currency you use for your Zakat calculation, such as PKR, USD, GBP, AED, or CAD.
Enter cash, bank balances, savings, gold, silver, investments, business inventory, and receivables.
Deduct short-term debts or immediate liabilities that are due soon before calculating Zakat.
The calculator estimates 2.5% of net Zakatable wealth. Pay your Zakat online to support eligible patients.
The basic Zakat formula is simple: add all Zakatable assets, subtract eligible short-term liabilities, then calculate 2.5% of the remaining amount if your wealth reaches Nisab.
Zakat Payable = (Total Zakatable Assets − Deductible Liabilities) × 2.5%
Example: If your eligible wealth is $7,2757,275 and deductible liabilities are $728728, net Zakatable wealth is $6,5476,547. Your Zakat would be $164164.
| Asset Type | Include in Calculator? | How to Value It |
|---|---|---|
| Cash and Bank Balances | Yes | Use the balance available on your Zakat date. |
| Gold and Silver | Yes | Use current market value of owned gold and silver. |
| Savings | Yes | Include savings accounts, emergency funds, and cash reserves. |
| Investments and Shares | Usually yes | Use market value or Zakatable asset portion according to your chosen method. |
| Business Stock | Yes | Use current saleable value of inventory held for sale. |
| Money Owed to You | Usually yes | Include receivables expected to be recovered. |
| Personal Home and Car | Usually no | Personal-use assets are generally excluded. |
Use the current market value of your gold and silver, then include it in your total Zakatable assets.
Gold & Silver GuideInclude cash, bank balances, savings accounts, digital wallets, and money kept at home.
Savings GuideInclude business cash, trade inventory, receivables, and stock held for sale.
Business GuideTransparent Hands uses Zakat-designated donations to support eligible poor and needy patients who cannot afford medical treatment, surgery, medicines, diagnostic tests, and hospital care.
Transparent Hands focuses on patient-centered Zakat giving. Your Zakat can help a deserving patient move from pain and uncertainty toward treatment and recovery.
Zakat is generally calculated as 2.5% of net Zakatable wealth after deducting eligible short-term liabilities, provided the wealth reaches Nisab and remains for one lunar year.
Common Zakatable assets include gold, silver, cash, savings, bank balances, investments, business stock, trade inventory, and recoverable debts owed to you.
Short-term liabilities and immediate payable debts may generally be deducted before calculating Zakat. Long-term debts may require scholarly guidance.
Your personal home and personal car are usually not included in Zakat because they are personal-use assets.
Yes. After calculating your Zakat, you can pay Zakat online through Transparent Hands to support eligible poor patients needing medical treatment.
No. This calculator provides an estimate. For complex assets, business ownership, investments, inheritance, or debt questions, consult a qualified scholar.
Once you calculate your Zakat, donate online to support eligible poor patients in Pakistan with surgeries, treatment, medicines, and hospital care.