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Estimate wealth Zakat at 2.5% above nisab, or household Fitra — with multi-currency inputs and guides on gold, crypto, salary, property, and Ramadan. Educational only; confirm with a trusted scholar.
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Below nisab — wealth Zakat not due on this estimate.
Educational estimate only — not a fatwa. Confirm with a qualified scholar.
Live rates and the calculator above; deep guides below — gold, Fitra, salary, property, crypto, Ramadan, and more.
The Rishtaara Zakat & Fitra calculator helps Muslims estimate obligatory charity on eligible wealth (typically 2.5% above nisab) and household Fitra during Ramadan. You can work in several currencies and read companion guides on gold, salary, property, and crypto — then adjust inputs as your situation changes.
Nisab thresholds are commonly linked to the value of gold or silver. Because metal prices move daily, treat the on-page figures as a planning aid: update rates, exclude debts and essentials according to the school of thought you follow, and confirm edge cases with a trusted local scholar or Islamic finance advisor.
This page is educational, not a fatwa. Schools of jurisprudence differ on jewellery in personal use, business inventory, and certain investments. Use the calculator to organise numbers; use scholarship for rulings that affect your obligation.
A clear workflow for wealth Zakat — then switch to Fitra when you need household Fitrana.
Pick the interface language and the currency that matches how you track cash, bank balances, and assets.
Add cash, savings, gold/silver, investments, and other zakatable items you own for a lunar year (hawl), per your understanding.
Remove deductible liabilities as applicable. Compare remaining wealth to the gold or silver nisab reference shown.
If above nisab, the tool estimates 2.5% Zakat. For Ramadan Fitra, switch to the Fitra mode and enter household size.
Estimate annual wealth Zakat and household Fitra in one place instead of juggling spreadsheets.
Switch among supported languages so family members can follow the same numbers together.
Work in the currency you bank in — useful for NRIs and households with overseas accounts.
Deep articles on gold, crypto, salary, property, and Ramadan sit beside the tool for context.
Once you complete a lunar year on savings above nisab, list assets and estimate 2.5% before giving.
Estimate Fitrana for each household member before Eid prayer using the Fitra mode.
Model scenarios with and without personal jewellery, then confirm the ruling for your madhhab with a scholar.
Sketch how leftover salary, stocks, or crypto might enter the zakatable pool — then read the matching guide.
Yes. Estimate wealth Zakat and Fitra free, with no account required.
The common rate of 2.5% on zakatable wealth above nisab. Confirm whether your situation uses the same rate and asset list.
Nisab is the minimum wealth threshold before Zakat becomes due. Many people reference the value of a set weight of gold or silver — check current prices and your school’s preference.
No. Fitra (Zakat al-Fitr) is a small per-person amount before Eid. Wealth Zakat is a percentage of eligible assets held over a lunar year.
No. Use it to organise numbers. Ask a trusted scholar for jewellery, business stock, debts, and other edge cases.
Multiple major currencies are available in the tool. Pick the one that matches how you track balances.
Educational estimate only. Zakat and Fitra rulings can differ by school of thought — confirm with a trusted scholar before you give.