Calculate your Zakat quickly & easily
The amount of Zakat you pay each year will vary depending on your financial situation and the changing value of the Nisab. It is incredibly important your Zakat calculations for 2025 are accurate and up to date.
Our Zakat Calculator makes calculating your Zakat simple and easy! We have simplified the Zakat calculation process by categorizing Zakat assets and deductible liabilities. All you need to do is to enter relevant information about your situation below.
Once you’ve done that, our Zakat Calculator does all the hard work. We’ll show you how much Zakat you need to pay in 2025, and you can easily donate Zakat right away.
View our demo video if you need more help with using our Zakat Calculator & scroll below to find out more about our 100% Zakat Policy Projects.
*Nisab values for Zakat are correct as of January 2025 ( www.gold.co.uk )
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NISAB VALUES
Silver nisab £349.15 (612.36g)
Gold nisab £4,527.96 (87.48g)
Guidance on weight: Nisab in tola = 7.5 tola
OUR LIFE-CHANGING ZAKAT PROJECTS
At Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, our Zakat initiatives are genuinely making a life-saving difference. Once you evaluate your Zakat amount using our Zakat calculator. You can choose from a whole host of projects, and we’ll ensure 100% of your Zakat donation goes to those who need it most.
Your Zakat can save lives and help bring entire communities out of devastating cycles of poverty. Our 100% Zakat policy means that every single penny of your donation will reach those most in need.
Here are some brilliant things your Zakat can achieve
What is Nisab?
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth that a Muslim must possess in order to pay Zakat. Using the weight of gold, 87.48 grams or silver, 612.36, the Nisab makes sure that everybody is dealt fairly by only being applicable to those who have the ability to do so. Zakat becomes due if total assets are worth more than this amount for a lunar year. The concept of Nisab is based on mercy so that no undue burden is placed on those struggling to meet their needs.
How is Zakat Calculated?
Zakat is usually calculated as 2.5% of surplus wealth, including the surplus amount in savings accounts, investments, and assets after deducting liabilities. First, add up total assets, then subtract any debts and responsibilities. Now, make sure that the remaining amount meets the Nisab threshold. Zakat helps Muslims fulfill their duties as well as contribute straight to the lives of unfortunate ones.
Who is Eligible to Pay Zakat?
If a Muslim possesses wealth over Nisab level for one lunar year, he is eligible to pay Zakat. This applies to people who are wealthy enough with savings and assets to qualify. Giving Zakat is an obligation and also an honor that purifies wealth, makes the world a better place.
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