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Overview of your Zakat obligations

Nisab Threshold

Gold Nisab (87.48g) $0
Silver Nisab (612.36g) $0
Using Silver (more favorable to the poor)

Current Zakat Due

Total Zakatable Wealth $0.00
Zakat Payable (2.5%) $0.00
Not Calculated

Hawl Progress

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Wealth Tracker

Track your wealth over time with monthly check-ins

Wealth Over Time

Track your zakatable wealth vs Nisab threshold

Check-In History

Monthly wealth snapshots

Date Total Wealth Nisab Status Notes Actions
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Hawl Tracker

Track your Islamic lunar year

Set Hawl Period

The Hawl is the 354-day lunar year your wealth must be held above Nisab for Zakat to become due.

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📚 What is Hawl?

Hawl (Ø§Ų„Ø­ŲˆŲ„) is the Islamic lunar year of approximately 354 days (not 365 solar days). For Zakat to become obligatory, your wealth must:

  1. Exceed the Nisab threshold
  2. Remain above Nisab for one complete Hawl (354 days)
  3. Still be above Nisab when the Hawl period ends

Once your Hawl is complete and wealth remains above Nisab, Zakat becomes due at 2.5% of your total zakatable assets.

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Distribute Zakat

Log your Zakat payments and track distributions

Log Payment

Distribution Summary

Total Distributed $0.00
Number of Payments 0
Remaining (if Zakat calculated) --

Payment History

Date Amount Category Notes Actions
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📚 The Eight Categories of Zakat Recipients

According to the Quran (9:60), Zakat must be distributed to one or more of these eight categories:

  1. Al-Fuqara (The Poor): Those who have little to no wealth
  2. Al-Masakin (The Needy): Those who have some wealth but not enough to meet basic needs
  3. Administrators: Those employed to collect and distribute Zakat
  4. New Muslims: Those whose hearts are being inclined towards Islam
  5. Freeing Slaves: To free slaves or help those in bondage
  6. Debtors: Those burdened with debt
  7. In the Path of Allah: For Islamic causes and benefits
  8. Stranded Travelers: Those stranded during travel who need assistance

Records & Export

Manage your Zakat data and create backups

Export Data

Download your complete Zakat record as a backup. Includes calculations, Hawl dates, and distribution history.

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Import Data

Restore a previous backup or import data from another device.

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Data Management

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Total Distributions Logged 0
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Danger Zone

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Settings

Configure Nisab prices and preferences

Nisab Prices

Update current gold and silver prices to calculate accurate Nisab thresholds.

📊 Automatic Live Price Updates

Click the button below to fetch current gold and silver prices (USD per gram) from live market data.

(Prices sourced from live market data)
Current market price in your selected currency
Most scholars recommend using silver as it results in more Zakat being given

Preferences

Affects calculation of personal jewelry, deductions, and receivables

📚 Current Madhab Rules

Hanafi School

📚 Islamic Accuracy Disclaimer

This tool provides calculations based on widely accepted Sunni methods. Different schools of Islamic jurisprudence (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali) may have variations in:

  • Jewelry valuation (personal use vs investment)
  • Debt deductions
  • Business asset calculations
  • Determination of zakatable wealth categories

For specific rulings relevant to your situation, please consult a qualified Islamic scholar or local imam.

Our Calculations Use:

  • Gold Nisab: 87.48 grams (3 troy ounces)
  • Silver Nisab: 612.36 grams (21.5 troy ounces)
  • Lunar year (Hawl): 354 days
  • Zakat rate: 2.5%