Start the process of calculating your Zakat by entering your details. Follow the steps and ensure you're fulfilling this important pillar of Islam accurately.
What I Own
Enter all the assets and possessions you own, including Cash, Money owed to me, Gold and Silver, Shares, Pensions, ISAs and trusts, Crypto, and Business assets, to determine what needs to be included in your Zakat calculation.
What I Owe
Provide information on any outstanding debts or liabilities you have, as they will be deducted from your total assets when calculating your Zakat.
My Cash
Input the cash on hand, savings, and liquid assets you possess, as these contribute directly to your Zakat calculation based on Islamic principles.
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Money Owed to Me
Enter the details of money owed to you.
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£
My Gold & Silver
If you’re not sure how much your gold and silver is worth, you can enter the weight in grams. One tola is
equal to 11.7 grams.
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£
My Shares
If you own stocks and shares, Zakat is due on them. Enter the current market value of these investments
below.
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£
My ISAs, Junior ISAs & Child Trust Funds
Zakat is payable on ISAs and Child Trust Funds. It's important that you enter the full value of your
investment, and the calculator will do the rest.
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£
My Crypto
Enter the value of any cryptocurrencies you own in pounds.
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My Business Assets
Business assets include cash, receivables (money owed to the business), and stock. Stock should be valued
at
the retail price. If you have bought property with the sole intention to resell, then include an
estimate of
the current value of your equity in the property.
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£
My Pensions
Pensions are subject to Zakat. Please provide the relevant information below.
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£
What I Owe
For long-term debts (e.g. mortgage), you may enter up to 12 months' worth of repayments. For bills, only
enter amounts that are either due now or overdue. For businesses, any tax liabilities in relation to a
prior
financial year that are still to be paid can also be deducted.
Congratulations! Your Zakat calculation is complete. Review the details, and ensure everything is accurate before fulfilling this important obligation.
