Whether this is your first time or your annual review, the debt relief donation tool helps you work out the per-person or per-day amount due for this Islamic obligation at current local rates. It covers fitrana, fidya, kaffarah and charitable dues, flags what does not count, and gives you a dated result you can revisit next year.
Working through debt relief donation counts, since minor slips change entitlements of the poor. For the figures shown, the count: 5 people, spanning 24 days, at USD 11 per day, makes USD 1,320 payable. Know that it is counted per person and per day at the local feeding cost - handled in Islamic Obligations using evidence, not approximations. That is why it displays the working transparently about your Islamic duties before you commit funds. The poor deserve exactly what the rules assign them instead of approximate giving.
The Debt Relief Donation is a Islamic Obligations tool focused entirely on Debt Relief Donation. The amount due for Debt Relief Donation is calculated from the number of people and days involved priced at local staple-food costs, totalled for a single payment or staged ones.
The calculation happens on your own device: free, private and unrecorded. Come back next year and repeat the process; comparing the two PDFs audits how your Debt Relief Donation position moved.
This calculator serves Muslims who own Debt Relief Donation seeking a number they can explain instead of a rough estimate. A typical holding is USD 6,318 in holdings of this kind, reconcile a past estimated payment, or handle the duty for someone else.
Two reference thresholds anchor the test for Debt Relief Donation before any rate is applied. The gold Nisab is 87.48g of gold, around USD 6,685 on reference pricing of USD 76.42 a gram, as used here. Silver sets the lower line at 612.36g of silver, roughly USD 600 at USD 0.98 per gram. The example's net figure — USD 5,876 after debts — above silver, below gold: the gap where the choice of threshold decides the duty for Debt Relief Donation. Neither figure is fixed in money terms: the live Debt Relief Donation re-prices both in your currency at the moment of use.
Obligations of this kind are worked out per person and per day rather than as a percentage of wealth. A sample run for Debt Relief Donation — 5 people, 24 days, USD 11 a day — totals USD 1,320. Fidya — for fasts missed by someone who cannot make them up — is the cost of feeding one poor person for each missed day, classically the staple food of your locality. At 7 people instead, the 24-day figure would be USD 1,848. Kaffarah is weightier: freeing a slave historically, then fasting two consecutive months, then feeding sixty poor people for each deliberately broken fast. Fitrana (Zakat al-Fitr) is one sa' of staple food, roughly 2–3 kilograms, or its cash value, per household member, paid before the Eid prayer. The Debt Relief Donation multiplies people × days × your local daily rate, so replace the sample rate with your local figure.
Working through the Debt Relief Donation takes a couple of minutes. Gather the relevant balances or weights first, and move through the steps in order. The worked example below shows the same steps on a net USD 5,876.
A worked case: covering 5 people and 5 units at USD 11 per unit, the Debt Relief Donation total is USD 275 in all. Local food prices set the real rate, so replace the rate with your local figure.
The same four errors come up again and again on pages like this one. Checking them against the worked example (net USD 5,876) turns an estimate into a figure you can defend.
The schools have discussed this kind of calculation closely, and the settled guidance is this. Modern scholars commonly allow the cash equivalent because it reaches recipients more usefully, while noting the original form is food itself. Differences between schools on quantities (a full sa' versus half a sa' of wheat for Fitrana, for example) explain why published local rates vary. A sample run for Debt Relief Donation — 5 people, 24 days, USD 11 a day — totals USD 1,320. The arithmetic in this tool accommodates whichever rate your community adopts.
It processes debt relief donation, centred on and days not percentages fasts, before debts come off. Its worked example: 5 people in total, over 24 days, feeding at USD 11, equals USD 1,320 overall. Every entered line stays displayed openly, never hidden. Update any single figure and watch how totals move immediately.
Yes, it is. The full ZakatSuite collection requires no subscription plan and no registration is asked. Entries you make for debt relief donation remain on your device and rerun them anytime. You will find it in the Islamic Obligations set, with related calculators for your next question. Your wallet stays untouched.
Yes, the PDF preserves extra sadaqah shown separately from your debt relief donation ready for filing away. Its example result, USD 1,320 comes directly from 5 persons, 24 days priced at USD 11 daily. Keep that file with your transfer confirmation so the duty is provable. You can share it instantly.
All 195 countries appear all with local currencies, including Morocco paying amounts in MAD. Picking another country converts both metal thresholds with today's metal prices keeping tests locally meaningful. If savings for debt relief donation sits partly abroad, run it where you'll pay, changing foreign sums at your zakat date rate.
In an uncomplicated debt relief donation position, the standard method is typically sufficient: people: 5 counted, 24 missed days counted, rate per day applied. Speak to a local scholar in cases involving missed over several years or because details decide such rulings. A mufti can confirm the nisab you followed your circumstances genuinely require.
Estimates follow widely used Shariah principles. For complex cases, confirm with a qualified scholar.