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Easily Calculate Your Zakat – Most Accurate Method!

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Easily Calculate Your Zakat – Most Accurate Method!

When it comes to giving back and practicing charity, one of the most important concepts in Islam is zakat. Zakat is an obligatory form of charity that Muslims are required to give to the less fortunate. It is not only a means of helping those in need but also a way to purify one’s wealth and soul. In this blog post, we will guide you on how to calculate zakat, ensuring that you fulfill your religious duty while also making a positive impact on society.

Understanding Zakat

Zakat is often referred to as the “third pillar of Islam” and is mandatory for all Muslims who meet the specified criteria. It is calculated based on the individual’s wealth and assets, with a specific percentage to be given to those in need. Zakat is not only limited to money; it also includes other assets such as gold, silver, business profits, and agricultural produce.

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Kashmir Welfare Foundation - Zakat Calculator
➡️ Current Nisab Value
Nisaab is what your Zakat is valued against. If your asset balance is below the calculated amount, you don't need to pay Zakat. Gold is usually the preferred option. Values updated regularly.
✅ Gold Nisab (85g)
  • Select value
  • ✅ Gold Nisab (85g) Price: £ 3,717.00
  • ✅ Silver Nisaab (379g) Price: £ 357.20
Nisaab is what your Zakat is valued against. If your asset balance is below the calculated amount, you don't need to pay Zakat. Gold is usually the preferred option. Values updated regularly.
➡️ Zakat is only applicable if
You are a sane Muslim adult. You must also have assets worth above the Nisab amount of Gold or Silver. Do you meet this criteria?
If you are unsure, continue with the calculation. If you are unsure, continue with the calculation.
You are a sane Muslim adult. You must also have assets worth above the Nisab amount of Gold or Silver. Do you meet this criteria?
➕ Available Money
This means all bank balances and cash money you have available.
This means all bank balances and cash money you have available.
➕ Stocks & Shares
This includes shares in companies, ETF's and other investments such as cryptos. Input the total value.
This includes shares in companies, ETF's and other investments such as cryptos. Input the total value.
➕ Gold and Silver
Please add the value of any gold and silver that you own.
Please add the value of any gold and silver that you own.
➕ Business Assets
Please enter the value of business assets. For example, merchandise bought with the intention of resale.
Please enter the value of business assets. For example, merchandise bought with the intention of resale.
➖ Immediate Expenses
Including any bills that will fall due within the next month.
Including any bills that will fall due within the next month.
➖ Debts
Includes any money you owe to others, including lenders.
Includes any money you owe to others, including lenders.
Total Summary
Name Total
➡️ Current Nisab Value ✅ Gold Nisab (85g)
➕ Available Money £ 0.00
➕ Stocks & Shares £ 0.00
➕ Gold and Silver £ 0.00
➕ Business Assets £ 0.00
➖ Immediate Expenses £ 0.00
➖ Debts £ 0.00
🔄 Assets - Expenses £ 0.00
✳️ Zakatable Amount £ 0.00
🟰 Zakat Payable £ 0.00

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Calculating Zakat on Cash and Savings

When calculating zakat on cash and savings, the first step is to determine the total amount of money you have in your possession. This includes the money in your bank accounts, cash at home, and any other savings. Once you have the total amount, subtract any outstanding debts or loans that you owe. The remaining amount is known as your net savings.

The zakat rate for cash and savings is 2.5%. To calculate the zakat amount, multiply your net savings by 0.025 (or divide it by 40). The resulting figure is the zakat you need to pay on your cash and savings.

Zakat on Gold and Silver

For those who own gold or silver, zakat is calculated based on the weight of these precious metals. The zakat rate for gold and silver is also 2.5%. To calculate the zakat amount, you need to determine the weight of your gold and silver in grams and multiply it by the current market value per gram. Once you have the total value, multiply it by 0.025 (or divide it by 40) to get the zakat you need to pay on your gold and silver.

Zakat on Business Profits

If you are a business owner, zakat is calculated based on your annual business profits. Calculate your total revenue and subtract any business expenses, taxes, and outstanding debts. The remaining amount is your net business profit. The zakat rate for business profits is 2.5%. Multiply your net business profit by 0.025 (or divide it by 40) to determine the zakat amount you need to pay on your business profits.

Zakat on Agricultural Produce

For individuals involved in agriculture, zakat is calculated based on the yield of their crops. The zakat rate for agricultural produce varies depending on the type of crop and the method of irrigation. It is typically around 5-10% of the total yield. Consult with a knowledgeable scholar or refer to Islamic guidelines specific to your region to determine the exact zakat rate for your agricultural produce.

Conclusion

Calculating zakat may seem daunting at first, but with a clear understanding of the different types of zakat and their respective rates, it becomes a straightforward process. By fulfilling your zakat obligations, you not only fulfill your religious duty but also contribute to the betterment of society. Remember, zakat is not just about the money; it is about making a positive impact on the lives of those less fortunate. So, let’s embrace the spirit of giving and practice charity with a generous heart.

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