Zakat in Serbia follows the same revelation as Zakat everywhere, written for payers who calculate and pay in RSD (Serbian dinar). Below you will find today's indicative Nisab values in Serbian dinar, practical notes on paying Zakat in Serbia, a step-by-step method, a worked example with real RSD figures, and answers to the questions payers in Serbia ask most. Serbia sits in the Europe region, and the main languages of its Muslim community include Serbian — the rules below are the universal Shariah rules, expressed entirely in local terms.
The two thresholds a payer in Serbia is judged against, at this guide's reference prices, are RSD 720,667 — the value of 87.48 grams of gold at RSD 8,238 per gram — and RSD 64,692, the value of 612.36 grams of silver at RSD 106 per gram, with the conversion running at 107.8 RSD per US dollar. 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. So the line that matters most in Serbia is the silver one, RSD 64,692: cross it with net wealth held for a hawl, and 2.5% of everything above zero — not just of the excess — is due.
In Serbia today, most Zakat is paid through a small number of well-worn channels: charity platforms and mobile giving apps, payroll deduction schemes offered by some employers and community collection points and food banks during Ramadan. Whichever route you choose, the wealth must reach recipients inside Quran 9:60's eight categories, and it must transfer into their ownership (tamlik). Many households in Serbia settle the calculation at home first — often on a fixed Ramadan date — and then distribute through two or three trusted channels rather than one. Before paying, ask how funds are distributed, file the confirmation with your PDF report, and check whether administration costs come out of the Zakat itself where an organisation deducts them. A Zakat-specific fund, where a platform offers one, keeps the money out of general spending — the distinction is recorded in RSD on your statement.
Ramadan 2027 should begin on Monday 8 February 2027 for Serbia as for most of the world, subject to the sighting of the new moon and the announcement your community follows. The last ten nights begin with the Maghrib of 27 February 2027, Laylat al-Qadr being sought on the odd nights that open on 27 February, 1, 3, 5 and 7 March with the 27th night opening the evening of Friday 5 March 2027. The last fast is expected on 8 or 9 March 2027, and Eid al-Fitr on 9–10 March 2027. Daily fasting times for Serbia are gathered through the Ramadan 2027 timetables by city, and Fitrana must be paid before the Eid prayer.
Imagine savings in Serbia of RSD 187,607 held as cash and savings — some 2.9 times the silver Nisab — with nothing owed. Above the Nisab and held for a full lunar year, so 2.5% is due: RSD 4,690. Any gold, stock or foreign currency joins the same RSD total before the 2.5% is applied.
The short answer for Serbia: gold stands at RSD 720,667 for 87.48 grams of gold and the silver Nisab is RSD 64,692 (612.36 grams of silver). Behind those figures sit per-gram values of RSD 8,238 for gold and a silver gram at RSD 106 for Serbia, converted at 107.8 RSD to the dollar. Markets move every day, so use the live calculator for the threshold of your actual due date; most scholars recommend the silver Nisab for cash and savings.
Zakat in Serbia is calculated in RSD (Serbian dinar). Wealth held in other currencies is converted into RSD at your due date's rate and added to the total before the Nisab test . Method is portable; money is local: the Nisab, the hawl and the 2.5% rate are identical in Serbia to everywhere else.
Total the zakatable side in RSD — cash, savings, gold and silver at today's prices, stock bought for resale, investments and money owed to you. Net off debts due, then compare the net figure with the Nisab — start with the silver figure, RSD 64,692. 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 RSD 187,607 of net savings into RSD 4,690 of Zakat.
Fitrana follows the food, not the calculator: Fitrana is one sa' of the local staple (about 2–3 kg of wheat, rice, flour or dates) per household member. Local scholars and councils announce the RSD rate each Ramadan, because it tracks the price of staple food in RSD, not any international figure. It is paid for every member of the household, including children, with the Eid prayer as the deadline. Enter the announced RSD rate in the Fitrana calculator and it totals the household's duty.
Serbia is listed in the Europe region, with Serbian recorded as its community languages. The country code is RS, (zakatsuite.com/rs) — and this address for the full guide. All 209 tools work for Serbia with RSD selected, including live Nisab conversion and PDF reports; neighbouring coverage includes the Zakat calculator for Russia.