If you live in Estonia, or hold your wealth there, this is your starting page — Europe region, Euro (EUR) as the money of the calculation, and a Muslim community whose main languages include Estonian. It brings together the Nisab in your currency — EUR 552 on the silver standard and EUR 6,150 on the gold standard, indicatively — local thresholds, a local worked example worth EUR 3,092 of savings, local payment channels and local Ramadan dates. Estonia sits in the Europe region, and the main languages of its Muslim community include Estonian — the rules below are the universal Shariah rules, expressed entirely in local terms.
Priced from the reference metal values behind this guide (gold USD 76.42/g, silver USD 0.98/g, at 0.92 EUR to the dollar), one gram of gold is worth EUR 70 in Estonia and one gram of silver EUR 1. The thresholds those prices produce are EUR 6,150 for gold (87.48g) and EUR 552 for silver (612.36g). Treat both figures as indicative: metal prices and exchange rates move every day, and the live calculator on this site fetches current prices before it tests your wealth. On the silver standard most scholars recommend for cash, a payer in Estonia whose net savings pass EUR 552 for a full lunar year owes 2.5% of the total.
In Estonia today, most payers hand their Zakat over through the same short list of routes: community collection points and food banks during Ramadan, bank transfer to registered Zakat charities and local Zakat committees that collect and distribute within the community. The channel matters less than the conditions: delivery must be to recipients inside Quran 9:60's eight categories, and become theirs in law and fact (tamlik). Many households in Estonia the calculation is settled at home, then the payment is split across two or three trusted routes. Put the practical questions first: file the confirmation with your PDF report, and check whether administration costs come out of the Zakat itself where an organisation deducts them. Because community life in Estonia runs in Estonian, make sure family instructions are understood in that language.
Ramadan 2027 is expected to open on Monday 8 February 2027 in Estonia as elsewhere, always subject to moon sighting and the announcement your community follows. The last ten nights begin at Maghrib on 27 February 2027, with Laylat al-Qadr sought on the odd nights that open on 27 February, 1, 3, 5 and 7 March the likeliest, the 27th, opening on the evening of Friday 5 March 2027. The final fast should fall on 8 or 9 March 2027, and Eid al-Fitr on 9–10 March 2027. Sehri and Iftar times across Estonia are collected via the Ramadan 2027 timetables by city, and remember Fitrana falls due before the Eid prayer.
A resident of Estonia holding EUR 3,092 across cash and savings accounts — about 5.6 times the silver Nisab — with no debts due. The wealth is above the Nisab and has been held for a full lunar year, so the Zakat due is 2.5% × EUR 3,092 = EUR 77. If the same saver also held gold, business stock or foreign currency, those values would be added in EUR first and the 2.5% applied to the combined net total.
On reference prices, gold's Nisab is EUR 6,150 (87.48 grams of gold) with the silver Nisab at EUR 552 — 612.36 grams of silver. Those conversions rest on a gold gram at EUR 70 and a silver gram at EUR 1 in Estonia, at 0.92 EUR per US dollar. Markets move every day, so check the live calculator for the threshold of your actual due date; and most scholars test cash against the silver figure.
For Estonia, the money of the calculation is EUR — the Euro. Balances in other currencies is converted into EUR at the rate of your Zakat due date and tested once, with the local total . The currency changes only the clothing of the numbers: the same calculation a payer runs in France, settled here in Euro.
Work in EUR throughout: cash, savings, gold and silver at today's prices, stock bought for resale, investments and money owed to you. Net off debts due, then set the net figure against the Nisab in EUR — silver first (EUR 552). A net figure over the threshold, held a full hawl, is charged at 2.5% of the whole amount — the worked example on this page turns EUR 3,092 of net savings into EUR 77 of Zakat.
There is no single ZakatSuite rate for Estonia: Fitrana is one sa' of the local staple (about 2–3 kg of wheat, rice, flour or dates) for each person. Scholars in Estonia set the rate in EUR each year, with announcements commonly made in Estonian. The count is per person, including children, and must reach the poor before the Eid prayer. The Fitrana calculator on this site multiplies the announced local rate by your household size.
Estonia is listed in the Europe region, with Estonian recorded as its community languages. Its two-letter code is EE — and the short version of this page is at zakatsuite.com/ee. Every one of the 209 tools accepts Estonia with EUR, so nothing on the platform is closed to a payer here.