Nisab today: £795.46 (silver, price) Check if Zakat is due

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Zakat calculator UK

Zakat is 2.5% of your net eligible wealth — cash, savings, gold, silver, shares and business stock, minus debts due now — once it reaches nisab and you have held it for a lunar year.

Nisab on : £795.46 using silver (612.36g at £1.299/g) or £8,424.32 using gold (87.48g at £96.30/g).

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Silver nisab: £795.46 ·

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What counts towards your Zakat

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Cash & savings

Bank accounts, cash ISAs and money you hold.

Gold & jewellery

Value your gold, account for purity and understand the different rulings.

Shares & pensions

Find the right approach for your investments and pension scheme.

Business & debts

Identify eligible stock, receivables and permitted deductions.

The essentials

How much Zakat should I pay?

For cash and similar assets, the usual calculation is 2.5% of net eligible wealth once the relevant nisab and hawl conditions are met.

  1. Pick your Zakat date. Use the lunar anniversary of when your wealth first reached nisab.
  2. Add eligible assets. Cash, savings, gold and silver, shares, crypto, business stock and money owed to you that you expect to recover.
  3. Subtract debts due now. Deduct bills and repayments currently due, not the whole of a long-term loan such as a mortgage.
  4. Compare with nisab and apply 2.5%. If the net total is at or above nisab, Zakat is 2.5% of the whole net amount.
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A worked example
Eligible assets
£12,000
Permitted deductions
− £2,000
Net eligible wealth
£10,000
Zakat at 2.5%
£250

Illustrative figures. This assumes the applicable nisab and lunar-year conditions are met.

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Questions, answered

Before you calculate

Clear answers to common starting points. For unusual assets or a personal ruling, speak with a qualified scholar.

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How do I calculate Zakat?
Add eligible assets, subtract permitted liabilities, compare the net balance with your chosen nisab and check the lunar-year condition. For cash and similar wealth, the usual rate is 2.5% of the whole net eligible amount.
What is the nisab for Zakat?
Nisab is the minimum wealth before Zakat is due. This calculator uses 612.36g of silver or 87.48g of gold multiplied by a dated GBP price per gram, so the pound value changes daily; today’s figure is shown at the top of this page. Another recognised weight convention uses 595g silver and 85g gold.
How much Zakat is due on £10,000?
£250, if £10,000 is your net eligible wealth and the applicable nisab and hawl conditions are met. The calculation is £10,000 × 0.025. A balance alone does not establish whether Zakat is due.
Is this calculator free to use?
Yes. There is no fee or account requirement. The full calculator can save inputs in your browser. A save link contains readable financial information, so only share it with someone you trust.
Does Zakat have to be paid in Ramadan?
Your Zakat anniversary determines when annual wealth Zakat becomes due. Ramadan is a popular time to give, but an earlier obligation should not be postponed just to reach Ramadan. Advance payment has its own conditions.

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