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Zakat on Silver Calculator

Find out if zakat is due on your silver. Enter the weight in grams or tola, today silver price per gram, your cash and other assets, and the debts you owe. The tool checks the silver nisab (612.36 g) and gives the 2.5% zakat.

Your silver

1 tola = 11.6638 grams
Update with today market rate

Other wealth and debts

Result

Total silver weight—
Silver value—
Nisab threshold (612.36 g of silver)—
Cash + other assets—
Less: debts owed—
Net zakatable wealth—
Zakat due (2.5%)—

Nisab basis: zakat becomes obligatory when net zakatable wealth reaches the value of 612.36 grams of silver (about 52.5 tola), held for one lunar year. Zakat is then 2.5% (1/40) of the net wealth.

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Also check: Zakat on Cash Calculator or verify the threshold with the Zakat Nisab Threshold Checker.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the nisab for silver?

The silver nisab is 612.36 grams of silver, which is about 52.5 tola. The calculator shows this threshold as a money value using the silver price you enter, and compares your net wealth against it.

How do I enter my silver weight in tola and grams?

Fill in both fields if needed: grams go in the grams box and tola in the tola box. The tool adds them together using 1 tola = 11.6638 grams, so you can mix both units freely.

Are my cash savings and debts included in the calculation?

Yes. The tool adds your silver value, cash in hand or bank, and other zakatable assets, then subtracts debts you owe. If this net wealth reaches the silver nisab value, 2.5% zakat is due on the net wealth.

Why does this calculator only cover silver and not gold?

This tool is for silver-only holdings. A separate gold calculator already exists on this site for gold, and a combined gold and silver calculator is also available.

Is this calculator a religious ruling?

No. It is only an estimate based on the standard 612.36 gram silver nisab and the 2.5% rate. For special cases, ask your scholar or mufti.