Zakat Calculator

Zakat Calculator UK

Zakat is the third of the Five Pillars of Islam, and it acts as a form of almsgiving and religious tax. Muslims must possess a certain level of wealth to be eligible for Zakat, and this is otherwise known as the Nisab threshold. Those with wealth that exceeds the Nisab threshold give Zakat to redistribute wealth among the global Muslim community (Ummah). Not only does this ensure that the less fortunate are taken care of, but it also purifies the giver’s wealth and helps reduce inequality.

The Zakat Percentage - How Much Zakat Should You Pay?

The standard percentage for Zakat is 2.5% of a person’s savings and wealth. When wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold, this percentage is applied to the total amount of Zakatable assets.

How is Zakat Calculated?

The main categories of wealth that Zakat is calculated on include the following:

• - Cash assets, bank savings and other liquid assets
• - Gold and silver items, including gold and silver jewellery
• - Stocks and investments
• - Business assets and goods
• - Agricultural produce and livestock

The Zakat calculation process is as follows:

• 1. Determine the Nisab value: The Nisab is equivalent to the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. Convert this amount to your local currency.
• 2. Calculate your total Zakatable assets.
• 3. Subtract any debts or liabilities.
• 4. If your remaining wealth is above the Nisab threshold, multiply it by 2.5% to determine your Zakat obligation.

How to Calculate Zakat on Salary

The process of calculating Zakat on salary is:

• 1. Calculate annual savings from your salary.
• 2. Include any other savings in your bank accounts, and qualifying assets.
• 3. Subtract your expenses, debts, and liabilities.
• 4. If the remaining amount exceeds the Nisab threshold, multiply it by 2.5% to find your Zakat payment amount.

Gold Zakat Calculator

In order to calculate Zakat on gold, you should follow the below steps:

• 1. Determine the current market value of gold per gram.
• 2. Calculate the total value of gold you own (weight in grams x market value per gram).
• 3. If the total value of the gold meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold, multiply it by 2.5% to determine your Zakat on gold.

Use GRF’s Zakat Calculator 2025

With the help of GRF’s Zakat Calculator UK, it couldn’t be easier to fulfil your religious obligation and make your Zakat donation. Simply input the required values and our calculator will work out how much to give. Your Zakat can help thousands of families in need, and can provide vulnerable people with the essentials they require to survive.