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Zakat isn't just about gold and silver anymore. Our comprehensive engine handles the complexities of modern portfolios, ensuring you fulfill your obligation accurately.

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  • Stocks & Mutual Funds
  • Business Inventory & Receivables

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Zakat rulings for modern assets.

Do I pay Zakat on my 401k/RRSP?

Yes, but only on the portion that is accessible after penalties and taxes. Our calculator automatically applies a standard 25% exemption for retirement accounts, which you can adjust based on your specific tax bracket.

How is Zakat on crypto calculated?

Cryptocurrency is treated like cash or trading assets. You must pay 2.5% on the current market value of your crypto portfolio on your Zakat anniversary date.

Is the primary residence subject to Zakat?

No, your primary residence (the home you live in) is exempt from Zakat. However, rental properties are subject to Zakat on the net rental income, and properties bought for resale are subject to Zakat on their market value.

Do I pay Zakat on stocks and mutual funds?

Yes, Zakat is due on the current market value of stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs you own on your Zakat anniversary date. This includes both actively traded and long-term holdings.

How is Zakat on gold jewelry calculated?

Most scholars agree that gold jewelry that is worn regularly is still subject to Zakat. You pay 2.5% on the weight of the gold (in grams) multiplied by the current market price per gram.

Is Zakat due on business inventory?

Yes, any goods or products held for sale in a business are zakatable at their current market value. Raw materials intended for production and resale are also included.

Do I pay Zakat on rental property income?

Zakat is not due on the rental property itself (if it's not held for resale), but it is due on the net rental income that you have saved and still hold on your Zakat anniversary date.

Can I deduct debts from my Zakat calculation?

Yes, short-term debts that are due within the next 12 months can be deducted from your total zakatable assets. Long-term debts like mortgages are generally not deducted in full — only the current year's payments.

What is the Nisab threshold?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth you must possess before Zakat becomes obligatory. It is measured using either the gold standard (87.48g of gold) or the silver standard (612.36g of silver). Most scholars recommend using the silver standard as it benefits more recipients.

What is the difference between Zakat and Sadaqah?

Zakat is an obligatory form of charity (2.5% of qualifying wealth) that must be given to specific categories of recipients. Sadaqah is voluntary charity that can be given in any amount to anyone, at any time, and encompasses any act of kindness.