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A comprehensive, scholar-verified tool for Hanafi & Shafi'i Fiqh with precise Nisab calculation.

 ·  Gold Nisab: 87.48g  ·  Silver Nisab: 612.36g
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Nisab Basis
Gold Nisab
87.48g of 24K gold
Silver Nisab
612.36g of fine silver
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Calculated at 2.5% of net zakatable wealth
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Zakat Rules at a Glance
Rule 01
Zakatable Assets
Cash, gold, silver, business inventory, livestock, agricultural produce, and trade investments. Personal assets like residences and vehicles are exempt.
Rule 02
Zakat Rate
2.5% annually on cash, gold, silver, and trade assets based on the lunar year. The established standard remains 2.5%.
Rule 03
Personal Jewelry
Hanafi: Jewelry used personally is zakatable if wealth exceeds nisab. Shafi'i: Personally-used jewelry is exempt, though voluntary payment is recommended.
Rule 04
Nisab Threshold
The nisab is 87.48g of 24-carat gold or 612.36g of silver. Silver nisab is often recommended to broaden eligibility.
Rule 05
Deductible Liabilities
Hanafi: Debts due within the year may be deducted. Shafi'i: Debts are not deducted; Zakat is obligatory if wealth exceeds nisab.
Rule 06
Eligible Recipients
The poor, the needy, Zakat administrators, those in debt servitude, stranded travelers, and efforts in the cause of Allah.