Zakat Calculator — Any World Currency

Ramadan 2027 tool

Zakat Calculator

Works in any world currency. Enter today’s metal prices in that same currency.

CurrencyUSD — United States DollarEUR — EuroGBP — British PoundJPY — Japanese YenCNY — Chinese YuanAUD — Australian DollarCAD — Canadian DollarCHF — Swiss FrancHKD — Hong Kong DollarSGD — Singapore DollarNZD — New Zealand DollarSEK — Swedish KronaNOK — Norwegian KroneDKK — Danish KroneINR — Indian RupeePKR — Pakistani RupeeBDT — Bangladeshi TakaLKR — Sri Lankan RupeeNPR — Nepalese RupeeAFN — Afghan AfghaniIRR — Iranian RialIQD — Iraqi DinarILS — Israeli ShekelJOD — Jordanian DinarKWD — Kuwaiti DinarLBP — Lebanese PoundOMR — Omani RialQAR — Qatari RiyalSAR — Saudi RiyalSYP — Syrian PoundAED — UAE DirhamYER — Yemeni RialBHD — Bahraini DinarTRY — Turkish LiraAZN — Azerbaijani ManatGEL — Georgian LariAMD — Armenian DramKZT — Kazakhstani TengeKGS — Kyrgyzstani SomTJS — Tajikistani SomoniTMT — Turkmenistan ManatUZS — Uzbekistani SomRUB — Russian RubleUAH — Ukrainian HryvniaBYN — Belarusian RubleMDL — Moldovan LeuRON — Romanian LeuBGN — Bulgarian LevPLN — Polish ZłotyCZK — Czech KorunaHUF — Hungarian ForintHRK — Croatian KunaRSD — Serbian DinarMKD — Macedonian DenarALL — Albanian LekBAM — Bosnia MarkISK — Icelandic KrónaDZD — Algerian DinarEGP — Egyptian PoundLYD — Libyan DinarMAD — Moroccan DirhamTND — Tunisian DinarSDG — Sudanese PoundSSP — South Sudanese PoundETB — Ethiopian BirrERN — Eritrean NakfaDJF — Djiboutian FrancSOS — Somali ShillingKES — Kenyan ShillingUGX — Ugandan ShillingTZS — Tanzanian ShillingRWF — Rwandan FrancBIF — Burundian FrancMWK — Malawian KwachaZMW — Zambian KwachaMZN — Mozambican MeticalAOA — Angolan KwanzaNAD — Namibian DollarBWP — Botswana PulaZAR — South African RandSZL — Eswatini LilangeniLSL — Lesotho LotiZWL — Zimbabwean DollarMGA — Malagasy AriaryMUR — Mauritian RupeeSCR — Seychellois RupeeKMF — Comorian FrancCDF — Congolese FrancXAF — Central African FrancXOF — West African FrancXPF — CFP FrancGHS — Ghanaian CediNGN — Nigerian NairaGMD — Gambian DalasiGNF — Guinean FrancSLL — Sierra Leonean LeoneLRD — Liberian DollarCVE — Cape Verdean EscudoSTN — São Tomé DobraMRU — Mauritanian OuguiyaMXN — Mexican PesoGTQ — Guatemalan QuetzalHNL — Honduran LempiraNIO — Nicaraguan CórdobaCRC — Costa Rican ColónPAB — Panamanian BalboaDOP — Dominican PesoHTG — Haitian GourdeJMD — Jamaican DollarCUP — Cuban PesoBSD — Bahamian DollarBBD — Barbadian DollarBZD — Belize DollarTTD — Trinidad DollarXCD — East Caribbean DollarBRL — Brazilian RealARS — Argentine PesoCLP — Chilean PesoCOP — Colombian PesoPEN — Peruvian SolUYU — Uruguayan PesoPYG — Paraguayan GuaraniBOB — Bolivian BolivianoVES — Venezuelan BolívarGYD — Guyanese DollarSRD — Surinamese DollarTHB — Thai BahtVND — Vietnamese DongIDR — Indonesian RupiahMYR — Malaysian RinggitPHP — Philippine PesoMMK — Myanmar KyatKHR — Cambodian RielLAK — Lao KipBND — Brunei DollarTWD — New Taiwan DollarKRW — South Korean WonKPW — North Korean WonMNT — Mongolian TögrögMOP — Macanese PatacaMVR — Maldivian RufiyaaBTN — Bhutanese NgultrumFJD — Fijian DollarPGK — Papua New Guinea KinaSBD — Solomon Islands DollarTOP — Tongan PaʻangaVUV — Vanuatu VatuWST — Samoan TalaGold price per gram (24k)Silver price per gramNisab standardSilver — 612.36 gGold — 87.48 g

Cash in hand and in bankSavings and depositsGold you own (grams)Silver you own (grams)Shares, funds, crypto (market value)Business stock and receivablesMoney owed to you (recoverable)Debts and bills you must pay (deducted)

Net zakatable wealth—

Nisab threshold—

Zakat due (2.5%)—

How Zakat is calculated

Zakat is 2.5% of the qualifying wealth you have owned for one full lunar year (hawl), provided that wealth is above the nisab threshold. This calculator uses the 87.48 g gold and 612.36 g silver nisab convention. Recognised scholars and Zakat organisations use both gold-based and silver-based thresholds, and some use slightly different gram conversions for the classical measures. The silver threshold is normally lower in cash terms; the gold threshold is normally higher. Choose the basis followed by the scholar or Zakat authority you trust rather than treating either option as universally preferred.

How to use the calculator

1. Select your currency from the full ISO list — every figure, including the nisab, is then shown in that currency.
2. Enter today’s gold and silver price per gram in the same currency. Local jewellers and financial sites publish these daily.
3. Fill in your assets: cash, bank balances, savings, gold and silver by weight, shares, funds, crypto, business stock and recoverable loans.
4. Enter debts and bills that are due; they are deducted from the total.
5. Read the three result boxes: net zakatable wealth, the nisab threshold and the Zakat due.

What is included and excluded

Included: cash, savings, investment assets, trade goods, and gold and silver in any form. Normally excluded: your home, personal car, furniture, clothing and tools of your trade. Rulings differ on jewellery in regular personal use — follow the position of the school you adhere to.

Method note: the gram weights used by this calculator match the 87.48 g gold / 612.36 g silver convention published by Islamic Relief. Other recognised authorities may convert the classical mithqal and dirham measures to slightly different gram values. This is an educational calculator, not a fatwa. For jewellery, debts, pensions, mixed business assets or shares, follow a qualified scholar or your local Zakat authority.

Source: Islamic Relief — Nisab.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the nisab in my currency?

Enter your currency and today’s metal price per gram; the calculator multiplies 612.36 g (silver) or 87.48 g (gold) by that price and shows the threshold instantly.

Does the calculator convert currencies for me?

No, and this is deliberate: exchange rates change constantly. Enter every figure, including metal prices, in the single currency you have selected so the result is exact.

Is Zakat 2.5% of income or of savings?

Zakat is on accumulated qualifying wealth held for a lunar year, not on income. Income becomes zakatable once it has been held for the hawl period as part of your wealth.

Published September 8, 2026Editorial standards: editorial policy.

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Ramadan 2027 datesWhen the month is expected to begin and end.Fasting hoursWhat sets the length of your fast.Zakat explainedWhy it is given and how to calculate it.All countriesTimetables in each country’s own language.