Calculate your zakat easily
Islamic Relief aims to make the process of calculating zakat as simple as possible. We have broken down the calculation process into zakatable assets (gold, silver, cash, savings, business assets etc.) and deductible liabilities (money you owe, other outgoings due) so you can calculate the zakat you owe easily.
You will determine the amount of zakat to pay once you calculate the value of your net assets. Once this is done, you can see whether your net assets are equal to, or exceed, the nisab threshold.
Using the Zakat Calculator
Enter all assets that have been in your possession over a lunar year into the Zakat Calculator. This will then give you the total amount of zakat owed.
What is nisab?
The nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must possess before they become eligible to pay zakat. This amount is often referred to as the nisab threshold.
Gold and silver are the two values used to calculate the nisab threshold. For 2025, the nisab is the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver.
Current nisab value (13 January 2025)
Using value of silver (612.36 grams) – approximately $588
Using value of gold (87.48 grams) – approximately $7,498
How is zakat calculated in 2024?
You can calculate your zakat in 2024 by using Islamic Relief’s quick and easy-to-use Zakat Calculator.
Eligible Muslims pay zakat once a year, and it is due as soon as one lunar (Islamic) year has passed since meeting or exceeding the nisab (certain amount of wealth).
We have broken down the calculation process into zakatable assets (gold, silver, cash, savings, business assets etc.) and Deductible liabilities (money you owe, other outgoings due) so you can calculate the zakat you owe easily.
The amount of zakat you need to pay will be determined once you have calculated the value of your net assets. You then need to see whether your net assets are equal to, or exceed, the nisab threshold.