Fulfill Your Zakat Duty Accurately & Effortlessly!
Zakat often feels like a puzzle: gold prices, savings accounts, debts, and that one gold bracelet you inherited but never wear. I’ve seen the stress it causes—parents worrying they’re giving too little, young professionals unsure if crypto counts, retirees scared of mistakes.
But here’s the truth: Zakat isn’t about perfection. It’s about intention. This calculator is your shortcut to clarity. No textbooks, no complex formulas—just you, your numbers, and peace of mind.
Story Time: A sister in Lahore once thought she owed Rs 300k. After debts? Rs 7,500. Her words: “I cried—this lifted a weight I didn’t know I carried.”
Zakat isn’t just a duty—it’s a bridge between you and those in need.
Imagine:
Allah says:
“Those who spend their wealth in Allah’s cause are like a grain that grows seven ears, each bearing 100 grains.” (Quran 2:261)
Translation: What you give comes back multiplied—in blessings, peace, and unexpected joys.
Yes. If you own it, it’s part of your wealth—even if it’s collecting dust in a locker.
Absolutely. Subtract debts you owe from your total assets. Debts owed to you? Add them back.
Yes. If it’s an investment (not just for fun), add its current value in PKR.
Only if you’ve held wealth above Nisab for a full lunar year. Temporary dips? You’re exempt.
No. Charity (Sadaqah) is extra. Zakat is a separate obligation—like paying bills vs. buying gifts.
Repent, repay, restart. Allah loves those who correct their mistakes. No shame—just action.
Only if it’s sitting in your account on your Zakat “anniversary” date. Spent it? Not included.
Nope. Zakat is personal. Each person calculates their own wealth.
Add the total value of inventory (what you’d earn if sold today).
Split it! Pay in installments. What matters is your intention to fulfill the duty.
I know Zakat can feel heavy. Maybe you’re overwhelmed, guilty about past mistakes, or worried you’ll get it wrong. But Allah rewards effort, not perfection.
Your Zakat isn’t just about money—it’s about trust. Trust that Allah will multiply what you give. Trust that your sincerity matters more than decimals.
May Allah accept your Zakat and fill your life with barakah!
P.S. Bookmark this page. Next year, you’ll thank yourself
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