Free tool
Zakat Calculator UK
Calculate your Zakat in seconds. Add the value of your cash, gold and silver, deduct eligible debts, choose a nisab standard and see the 2.5 per cent due.
1. Add your zakatable wealth
One total figure: money at home, bank accounts, savings, plus the current value of any gold and silver you own.
2. Subtract eligible debts
Only overdue bills, this month's housing payment and short term loans due within a year. Do not deduct the whole mortgage balance.
3. Your Zakat calculation
Silver nisab is selected by default because it is the lower, more cautious threshold.
- Total assets
- £0.00
- Liabilities
- -£0.00
- Net zakatable wealth
- £0.00
- Nisab (silver)
- £459.27
Zakat due
£0.00
Your wealth is below nisab, so no zakat is due. Sadaqah is always welcome.
Pay this zakat
Secure payment. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted.
100% of your Zakat is held in a restricted fund and reaches only eligible recipients.
How to use this UK Zakat calculator
Enter the combined current value of your cash, savings, gold and silver. Then enter eligible debts due now. The calculator subtracts those liabilities, compares your net zakatable wealth with your selected nisab and automatically calculates 2.5 per cent when Zakat is due.
This simplified calculator is designed for personal wealth. If you own a company, partnership or trading stock, use the business Zakat calculator.
What is the nisab threshold?
Nisab is the value of 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. This calculator uses silver nisab by default because it is the lower bar and the more cautious choice. You can switch to gold nisab above if you prefer. Read our full nisab guide.
Which debts can I deduct?
Only what is due immediately: overdue bills, this month's housing payment, credit card balances due now and short term loans.
How much Zakat do I pay?
The usual rate is 2.5 per cent of net zakatable wealth, which is the same as dividing the qualifying total by 40. For example, Zakat on £10,000 of net qualifying wealth is £250, provided the amount meets your chosen nisab threshold.
What should I include?
Include cash at home and in accounts, savings, the current value of gold and silver, and other qualifying assets. For investments, pensions, property or less common circumstances, read our step by step Zakat calculation guide before entering your total.