Zakat in Tajikistan follows the same revelation as Zakat everywhere, Asia region, Tajikistani somoni (TJS) as the money of the calculation, and a Muslim community whose main languages include Tajik. It brings together the Nisab in your currency — TJS 6,541 on the silver standard and TJS 72,869 on the gold standard, indicatively — the way Zakat is commonly paid in Tajikistan, a worked example, and the dates and timetable links you need for Ramadan 2027. Tajikistan is one of 195 countries covered by ZakatSuite, in the Asia region, and every figure on this page is given in the currency a payer in Tajikistan actually faces.
Priced from the reference metal values behind this guide (gold USD 76.42/g, silver USD 0.98/g, at 10.9 TJS to the dollar), one gram of gold is worth TJS 833 in Tajikistan and one gram of silver TJS 11. The thresholds those prices produce are TJS 72,869 for gold (87.48g) and TJS 6,541 for silver (612.36g). Both are snapshots, not fixtures — on your actual due date the live tool will quote the thresholds afresh in Tajikistani somoni. On the silver standard most scholars recommend for cash, a payer in Tajikistan whose net savings pass TJS 6,541 for a full lunar year owes 2.5% of the total.
In daily practice, payers settle their Zakat through a few familiar channels: mosque collections, especially around Jumu'ah and during Ramadan, charity platforms and mobile giving apps and payroll deduction schemes offered by some employers. The channel matters less than the conditions: the money has to arrive with recipients whom Quran 9:60 names as eligible, with ownership genuinely passing to them (tamlik). Plenty of households here settle the calculation at home first — often on a fixed Ramadan date — and then distribute through two or three trusted channels rather than one. Put the practical questions first: keep your payment receipt with your calculation report, and confirm whether any administration deduction touches the Zakat itself. In Tajikistan, community life runs in Tajik, so instructions left with family should be in the language they actually use.
The Ramadan of 1448 AH is expected to open on Monday 8 February 2027 in Tajikistan, subject to the sighting of the new moon and your community's announcement. The final ten nights open from Maghrib on 27 February, with Laylat al-Qadr sought on the odd nights (27 February, 1, 3, 5 and 7 March) and the 27th night falling on the evening of Friday 5 March 2027. The final fast should fall on 8 or 9 March 2027, followed by Eid al-Fitr on 9–10 March 2027. Daily fasting times for Tajikistan are gathered through the Ramadan 2027 timetables by city, and remember Fitrana falls due before the Eid prayer.
Suppose a saver in Tajikistan holds TJS 32,706 across cash and savings accounts — some 5.0 times the silver Nisab — with nothing owed. It clears the Nisab and completes a hawl, making the Zakat TJS 818 at 2.5%. Any gold, stock or foreign currency joins the same TJS total before the 2.5% is applied.
Indicatively, gold stands at TJS 72,869 — 87.48 grams of gold — and silver's is TJS 6,541 (612.36 grams of silver). The working behind them: gold at TJS 833 the gram and TJS 11 for silver for Tajikistan, converted at 10.9 TJS to the dollar. Both metals trade daily, so let the live calculator quote the binding figure on your due date; silver is the standard most scholars advise for cash.
The working currency for Tajikistan is TJS (Tajikistani somoni). Balances in other currencies is converted into TJS at your due date's rate and tested once, with the local total . The rules themselves do not change with the currency: the Nisab, the hawl and the 2.5% rate are identical in Tajikistan to everywhere else.
Start with the gross in TJS — balances, metals at today's price, business stock, investments and money owed to you. Deduct debts that are due now, then set the net figure against the Nisab — start with the silver figure, TJS 6,541. If it reaches the Nisab and a lunar year has passed, is charged at 2.5% of the whole amount — TJS 818 on the TJS 32,706 example worked through above.
Fitrana (Zakat al-Fitr) is not a fixed ZakatSuite figure: the duty is one sa' of local staple food — roughly 2–3 kilograms of wheat, flour, rice or dates — per household member. Scholars and councils in Tajikistan announce the TJS rate each Ramadan, because it tracks the price of staple food in TJS, not any international figure. Every household member counts, children included, and must reach the poor before the Eid prayer. The Fitrana calculator multiplies Tajikistan's announced rate by your household size so nobody is missed.
Regionally, Tajikistan is grouped with the rest of Asia; the languages of its Muslim community here are Tajik. Use code TJ for the short page — and the short version of this page is at zakatsuite.com/tj. The full set of 209 tools runs for Tajikistan in TJS, so nothing on the platform is closed to a payer here.