Do you store my financial inputs?

No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser. Values are never sent to QiblaWeb or any server.

What is the difference between silver and gold nisab?

The silver nisab (~595 g) is lower in value, so it makes zakat obligatory on more people — the safer threshold for the poor. The gold nisab (~85 g) is higher. Many contemporary scholars use the silver nisab because it benefits more eligible recipients.

Zakat Calculator

Calculate zakat in your browser. We never receive your financial inputs.

Currency

Nisab standard Silver Gold

Cash & investments

Cash and savings Investments and shares Business assets and inventory

Gold & silver

Enter the gold or silver weight (grams) and the per-gram price in your selected currency. The value is computed automatically.

Gold weight (g) Gold price / g

Gold value —

Silver weight (g) Silver price / g

Silver value —

Debts owed

Debts you owe

Result

Total assets	—
Debts	—
Net zakatable wealth	—
Nisab threshold	—
Zakat due (2.5%)	—

This calculator is for guidance. Final zakat assessments should be confirmed with a qualified scholar in your community.

How we calculate

Sum the zakatable assets (cash, investments, business inventory, gold + silver value).
Subtract immediate debts owed.
If the result exceeds nisab (you can pick the more inclusive silver standard, or the gold standard), zakat is 2.5% of the result.

Gold & silver prices

We do not fetch live prices because they change daily and any external API call would send your visit to a third party. Enter the per-gram price manually from a trusted local source (jeweller, central bank, or market quote).

Frequently asked questions

Are my financial inputs stored?

No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser. No network requests contain these values. Verifiable privacy is our core promise.

Should I use silver or gold nisab?

The silver nisab is lower and benefits more recipients; most contemporary scholars use it. Some scholars prefer the gold nisab. Follow the practice of your trusted scholar.

Is jewellery (worn gold) zakatable?

A matter of jurisprudential difference. The Hanafi school and many contemporary scholars: yes, worn gold and silver are zakatable if they reach nisab. Some other schools exempt jewellery worn for permitted use. Consult a local scholar.