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What a Pakistan sales tax invoice must containDaily cash book and trial balance basicsShop counter: billing, stock and udhaarHow UAE gratuity worksQatar gratuity explainedRealistic Umrah cost from PakistanMasjid and madrasa record keepingAll guides →Follows the Banuri Town rule that gold alone is judged on 7.5 tola but gold with other wealth on the silver nisab, prices gold by carat, finds your due date in the Hijri calendar, and shows your zakat under every country’s nisab standard.
Zakat is 2.5% of your net zakatable wealth, once it has stayed at or above the nisab for a full lunar year. The nisab is 7.5 tola (87.48 g) of gold or 52.5 tola (612.36 g) of silver. Under the Hanafi rulings from Banuri Town, gold alone uses the gold figure; any other wealth uses silver.
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A calculation, not a fatwa. It follows the Banuri Town rulings by default and shows how the nisab changes under other standards. Whether a particular asset is zakatable, how to value it and which debts to deduct can differ between scholars; ask yours for any doubtful case. Darul Ifta Banuri Town is cited as a published source; this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jamia Banuri Town.
The weights come from the hadith of 20 mithqal of gold and 200 dirhams of silver, but schools and countries convert them differently. The table lists what each source says; the calculator above lets you switch between the standards. Figures marked “reported” come from a secondary source and should be checked with your local scholar or zakat body.
| Country | Weights | What it says | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pakistan | 7.5 tola gold / 52.5 tola silver | Hanafi: 7.5 tola of gold if you own only gold, otherwise 52.5 tola of silver for all your wealth together. Jewellery in use is counted. Banks deduct 2.5% on 1 Ramadan from balances above a nisab the government notifies each year (PKR 503,529 for 2026, from silver at PKR 9,591 a tola), unless you file a declaration. (confirmed) | Darul Ifta, Jamia Uloom Islamia Banuri Town, fatwas 144509100152, 144408102065, 144409101010; Nukta report on the 2026 bank deduction nisab |
| India | 7.5 tola gold / 52.5 tola silver | The Hanafi weights are used by most Indian Sunni scholars: 87.48 g of gold and 612.36 g of silver. There is no government deduction; you work it out and pay it yourself. (reported) | Hanafi fatwa guidance from the Banuri fatwas above; weights reported on South Asian zakat guides |
| Bangladesh | 7.5 tola gold / 52.5 tola silver | The market value of 52.5 tola (about 612 g) of silver is the usual threshold. (reported) | The Daily Star: Modern banking simplifying your zakat |
| United Kingdom | 7.5 tola gold / 52.5 tola silver | The National Zakat Foundation gives 87.48 g of gold and 612.36 g of silver, with an alternative opinion of 85 g and 595 g. It advises the silver measure when you hold a mix of assets, because it is safer and more beneficial to those who receive zakat. (confirmed) | National Zakat Foundation (UK): nisab rates |
| Saudi Arabia | 85 g gold / 595 g silver | Commonly given as 85 g of gold or 595 g of silver. Individuals normally pay their own zakat; the gold figure is the one most Gulf sources use for savings. Worn jewellery is generally treated as exempt by the Hanbali school. (reported) | Qoyod glossary: zakat nisab; fatwa of Dr Khalid al-Muslih (almosleh.com) |
| United Arab Emirates | 85 g gold / 595 g silver | The 85 g gold figure is the usual standard in the Gulf. Check the local fatwa body or your scholar for the silver measure and for jewellery. (reported) | Gulf practice as reported by the Saudi sources above; no UAE-specific publication was checked |
| Malaysia | 85 g gold / 595 g silver | State zakat bodies use 85 g of gold, held for a lunar year. Jewellery that is worn is zakatable only above a local customary amount (800 g in Kuala Lumpur; other states differ). (reported) | RinggitPlus: how to pay zakat in Malaysia; academic papers on zakat on gold |
| Indonesia | 85 g gold / 595 g silver | BAZNAS bases the nisab on 85 g of gold. Its 2026 income nisab (Rp 91,681,728 a year) is priced on 14-carat gold, which some scholars question. (reported) | Suara Surabaya and Metro TV reports on BAZNAS Decree 15/2026 |
| Türkiye | 80.18 g gold / 561.2 g silver | The Diyanet uses 80.18 g of gold (20 mithqal) as its basis, and 561.2 g for silver (200 dirhams). (reported) | Islam ve İhsan, citing the Diyanet İslam İlmihali |
| United States and Canada | 7.5 tola gold / 52.5 tola silver | There is no national body. Communities follow their own scholar: the Hanafi weights (87.48 g and 612.36 g) or the 85 g and 595 g figures. Choose the one your scholar uses. (reported) | The weights are those published by the National Zakat Foundation (UK) and the Banuri fatwas above; no US or Canadian national body sets a nisab |
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Gold is priced by its pure content (carat ÷ 24 times the weight times the 24-carat rate) and silver by its fineness. Add cash, bank balances, money owed to you, trade stock and investments, then take off debts owed to people that are due and any cash kept for essential needs. The result is compared with the nisab: if the person owns only gold the gold nisab (7.5 tola, 87.48 g) is used, otherwise everything is judged against the value of 52.5 tola (612.36 g) of silver, following Banuri Town. Zakat is 2.5% of the net wealth when it reaches the nisab, less any zakat already paid. 1 tola is 11.664 g.
For example, with made-up rates of Rs 400,000 a tola for 24-carat gold and Rs 6,500 a tola for silver, a person holds 5 tola of 22-carat jewellery worth Rs18,33,333, Rs 150,000 in cash and Rs 600,000 in the bank, and owes Rs 100,000 that is due. Because there is wealth besides gold, the silver nisab of 52.5 tola, Rs3,41,250, applies. Net wealth is Rs25,83,333 less Rs1,00,000, which is Rs24,83,333, so zakat at 2.5% is Rs62,083. Someone with only the same 5 tola of gold and nothing else is under the 7.5 tola gold nisab of Rs30,00,000, so owes no zakat. The rates and amounts are made up; yours come from what you type.
Reviewed on 20 Oct 2026 against the published sources below. Rules and prices change, so check the current position before you rely on a figure.
This tool produces a document from the information you type. It does not give legal, tax or accounting advice, and it does not check that your figures or rates are right. See the disclaimer. Found a mistake? Report an error in a calculation.
