Free Zakat Calculator
for India — 2026
Calculate your Zakat in minutes. India-specific Nisab thresholds in ₹ Indian Rupees. Covers gold, silver, salary, savings & business assets. Shariah-compliant methodology. No login required.
India’s Trusted Platform for Accurate Zakat Calculation in INR
Zakat (زكاة) is the third pillar of Islam — a mandatory annual obligation in which Muslims donate 2.5% of their qualifying wealth to those in need. It purifies wealth and is one of the five foundational acts of worship in Islam.
ZakatCalc.in is built specifically for Indian Muslims with Nisab thresholds in Indian Rupees (₹), India-relevant asset categories, and content grounded in established Islamic finance principles.
- Calculate Zakat on gold jewellery using current Indian market rates (22K & 24K)
- Salary Zakat calculator designed for salaried professionals across India
- Business Zakat for traders, shop owners and small business owners
- Covers savings, fixed deposits, mutual funds & investment assets in INR
- Comprehensive Zakat eligibility guide for Indian conditions and asset types
Zakat Calculators for Every Asset Type
Choose the right calculator for your assets. All tools are free, mobile-friendly, and updated with current India Nisab values for 2026.
All-in-one Zakat calculator covering cash, gold, silver, investments, salary, and business assets. Calculate your complete Zakat obligation in one place with current INR values.
Calculate Zakat on gold jewellery, coins, and bars using current Indian gold prices (22K & 24K) in ₹ per gram. Instant result.
Calculate Zakat on silver ornaments, silverware, and bullion using live Indian silver prices. Includes Nisab eligibility check.
Designed for salaried professionals in India. Enter your monthly income, expenses, and savings to determine your annual Zakat accurately.
For traders, shop owners, and business owners. Calculate Zakat on inventory, receivables, and liquid business assets in INR.
Not sure if you’re liable for Zakat? Check if your total wealth crosses the gold or silver Nisab threshold in Indian Rupees for 2026.
How to Calculate Zakat in India — 5 Simple Steps
Follow these five steps to calculate your Zakat correctly. Our calculators automate every step — just enter your values.
Find today’s silver Nisab (~₹1,74,522) or gold Nisab (~₹14,39,152) for India using current market rates. Your wealth must exceed this to be liable.
Add up cash savings, gold, silver, mutual funds, stocks, business stock, receivables, and all other accessible wealth you own.
Subtract immediate debts, loans due within the year, and essential short-term expenses from your total assets.
Confirm your net wealth has remained above Nisab for a full lunar year (~354 days). This is your personal Zakat anniversary date.
Multiply your total zakatable wealth by 2.5%. Pay this amount to eligible recipients — use our Zakat Calculator India to get the exact figure.
Built for Indian Muslims — Accurate, Free & Trusted
All Nisab thresholds use live Indian gold and silver market prices in ₹ Indian Rupees. No currency conversions, no guesswork — just accurate INR figures for Indian Muslims.
Calculation logic follows standard Islamic finance principles: the correct 2.5% rate, proper Nisab weights (87.48g gold / 612.36g silver), and accepted asset classification.
Every Zakat calculator is completely free to use. No account required, no personal data collected, no hidden charges. Just open the tool and calculate.
All calculators are optimised for smartphones. Calculate your Zakat during Ramadan directly from your phone — fast, simple, and fully responsive on all devices.
Every calculator is paired with detailed explanations of Islamic finance principles. Understand why you’re calculating, not just how much to pay.
Nisab thresholds, gold/silver rates, and content are reviewed and updated to reflect current Indian market conditions, ensuring your calculations remain accurate year-round.
Zakat Knowledge Hub — Guides for Indian Muslims
Understand Zakat properly before you calculate. Our resources are written in plain language for Indian Muslims at all levels of knowledge.
Complete guide to Zakat rules for Indian Muslims — covering all asset types, deductions, exemptions, and payment timelines relevant to India.
Who must pay Zakat? Who can receive Zakat? Understand the eight categories of Zakat recipients and detailed eligibility criteria for India.
A comprehensive beginner-to-advanced guide to Zakat for Indian Muslims — from basic principles to detailed rulings on modern Indian financial assets.
Frequently Asked Questions about Zakat in India
Why You Can Trust ZakatCalc.in
Standard Islamic finance principles. 2.5% rate. Correct Nisab weights. Proper asset classification used throughout.
INR currency throughout. Indian gold & silver market rates. India-specific asset types like FD, PPF, LIC covered.
No account required. No data stored on servers. Your financial information stays entirely on your device.
All content references established Islamic scholarly positions. Complex cases flagged with scholar consultation recommendations.
A Note on Accuracy & Scholar Consultation
ZakatCalc.in calculators provide accurate results for standard Zakat scenarios based on widely accepted Islamic finance principles and current Indian market data. They are educational tools — not formal Islamic legal opinions (Fatwas). For complex situations involving business partnerships, unusual investments, significant debts, or questions about specific Indian financial products such as PPF, NPS, or LIC, we strongly encourage consulting a qualified Islamic scholar or Islamic finance professional in your area.
Educational Disclaimer
ZakatCalc.in provides Zakat calculation tools for educational and informational purposes only. Calculators are based on established Islamic finance principles and current Indian precious metal prices. Results are estimates and should not be treated as formal religious rulings (Fatwas). Nisab values fluctuate daily with gold and silver market prices — always verify current rates before finalising your calculation. For complex financial situations, please consult a qualified Islamic scholar. ZakatCalc.in is not responsible for decisions made based solely on calculator outputs.