Browse all 209 ZakatSuite tools by category: Zakat calculators, Nisab checkers, currency converters, Islamic obligations, reports and learning guides. No sign-up required. Every tool runs in your browser with live exchange rates and both gold (87.48g) and silver (612.36g) Nisab thresholds.
Start from the asset or duty in front of you, not from the amount. If the question is about one holding, such as gold jewellery, a crypto wallet or a business stockroom, open the specialist tool for that holding: it asks fewer questions and applies the valuation rule that belongs to that asset. If the question is about everything you own together, use the advanced calculator instead, because the Nisab test applies to your combined net wealth, not to each asset separately. Fixed duties work differently again: Fitrana, Fidya and Kaffarah are calculated per person and per day, so they always belong in the obligations category, never in a percentage-based wealth tool.
Calculate Zakat on all types of wealth. These are the core wealth calculators: gold, silver, cash and savings, mixed assets, business wealth and salary savings. Each one isolates a single kind of wealth so its valuation rules can be applied properly, then applies the same Nisab test and 2.5% rate used across the site.
Crypto, stocks, ETFs and investment Zakat. This category covers wealth held in modern markets: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, shares, ETFs, mutual funds and pensions. The tools distinguish holdings bought for trading, which are valued in full, from long-term investments, where many scholars charge only the zakatable portion of the underlying company.
Fitr, Fidya, Kaffarah and more. Not every Islamic payment is Zakat on wealth. These tools calculate the fixed duties instead: Fitrana for every household member before Eid, Fidya for fasts that cannot be made up, and Kaffarah for broken oaths or deliberately broken fasts, each using people, days and local food costs.
Nisab values, gold/silver prices and converters. Every calculation begins with the threshold question, and these tools answer it directly. They price the gold Nisab of 87.48 grams and the silver Nisab of 612.36 grams in your currency using current metal prices, so you can see clearly whether a duty exists before working out its size.
Currency converters and gold prices. Wealth held in several currencies must be combined before it can be tested against the Nisab. These converters translate balances, gold and silver prices between currencies at current rates, keeping the whole calculation on one consistent basis instead of mixing rates from different days or sources.
AI-powered Zakat and wealth tools. These tools help with the judgement calls around a calculation: classifying assets as zakatable or exempt, planning payments, drafting the questions a scholar would need answered, and checking a finished calculation for common errors. They assist the standard method; they do not replace scholarly advice for unusual cases.
PDF reports, certificates and audits. A calculation you cannot show is hard to trust or repeat. This category produces dated PDF reports and summaries that record your inputs, the Nisab values and prices used, the method applied and the amount due, so next year's calculation starts from evidence rather than memory.
Zakat calculators for specific countries. The rules of Zakat are the same everywhere, but currencies, prices, announced Fitrana rates and payment customs are local. These tools run the standard calculation in a specific country's currency and context, with the Nisab converted at live gold and silver prices for that country.
Shariah-compliant fintech solutions. Balances in apps, wallets and online platforms are wealth like any other once you own and can access them. These tools apply the classical rules to fintech accounts, halal investment screening and purification amounts, separating what is Zakat from what is ordinary charitable giving.
Islamic calendar, prayer times and Qibla. Timing decides several duties: the lunar hawl behind annual Zakat, the Ramadan dates behind Fidya and Fitrana, and the prayer times behind each fast. These tools handle Hijri dates, countdowns, prayer times and Qibla direction so the calendar side of worship is as reliable as the arithmetic.
Learn about Zakat rules and guidelines. These guides and practice tools teach the rules themselves: what counts as zakatable wealth, how the Nisab test works, where the schools differ, and how a full calculation is built step by step. They are the place to learn the method before applying it to your own figures.
Whichever tool you open, the method underneath is the same and is shown on the result: value what you own, deduct the debts that are due, compare the net total with the gold and silver Nisab, and apply 2.5% where the duty applies. Calculations run in your browser, so the figures you enter stay on your device, and each result can be saved as a PDF report that records the date, the prices and the threshold used.