Step 1: Check the live prices at the top

When the page loads, look at the price bar near the top. It shows:

– Today’s 24K gold price

– Today’s silver price

– The gold Nisab value (based on 85 grams of gold)

– The silver Nisab value (based on 595 grams of silver)

A small dot next to “Live data” at the top right tells you the prices are current. If it says “cached” or “offline,” your numbers are still based on the last successful update — just refresh later if you want the freshest price.

Step 2: Pick your currency

Find the “Your currency” dropdown near the top of the form. The tool usually picks this automatically based on your location, but feel free to change it if you want your results in a different currency.

Step 3: Choose your Nisab basis

Right next to the currency selector, you’ll see “Nisab basis” with two choices:

– Silver — a lower threshold, meaning more people qualify to pay Zakat. Many scholars recommend this as the safer, more generous option.

– Gold — a higher threshold.

If you’re not sure which to pick, silver is the commonly recommended default.

Step 4: Fill in your cash and bank balances

Enter:

Cash in hand — physical money you’re holding

Bank accounts & savings — total balance across your accounts

You don’t need exact-to-the-decimal numbers — a close estimate is fine.

Step 5: Enter your gold and silver

If you own gold or silver jewelry, coins, or bars, weigh them in grams and enter the totals. The calculator automatically works out their value using today’s live price — you don’t need to know the price yourself.

Step 6: Add your investments and business assets

If any of these apply to you, fill them in:

Stocks, shares, or crypto — enter their current market value

Business inventory or trade goods — what your stock would sell for today

Money owed to you — only include amounts you genuinely expect to recover

Leave any field blank or at zero if it doesn’t apply.

Step 7: Subtract what you owe

In the Liabilities section, enter:

Debts due immediately — anything you must pay back right away

Bills & other dues — outstanding bills or obligations

These get subtracted from your total assets, since Zakat is only owed on wealth that’s genuinely yours to keep.

Step 8: Click “Calculate Zakat”

Once everything is filled in, click the **Calculate Zakat** button. Your results will appear just below the form, showing:

– Whether you’re above or below Nisab

– Your total Zakat-able assets

– Your total liabilities deducted

– Your net Zakatable wealth

– The Nisab threshold you’re being measured against

– The final Zakat amount payable (2.5% of your net wealth)

If your wealth is below the Nisab threshold, the tool will clearly tell you Zakat isn’t due this year — no payment required.

Step 9: Save, print, or download your result

Once you have your result:

Click Print to print the page directly

Click Download and choose PDF or TXT to save a copy of your summary for your records

Your entries are also automatically saved on your device, so if you close the page and come back later, your numbers will still be there.