Despite centuries of detailed Islamic jurisprudence on zakat, most Muslims still struggle to calculate their obligation accurately. Existing tools were either oversimplified, lacked scholarly verification, or didn't cover modern asset types.
So we built what we wished existed: a calculator that combines scholarly rigor with genuine usability.
Start Calculating →"My aim is to share my expertise in Islamic jurisprudence so that everyone can calculate their Zakat with the certainty that they are adhering to our principles."— The Founder
Graduated from one of the most prestigious centres of Islamic learning in the world.
Bachelor's in Jurisprudence. Advanced Diploma in Legislative Law & Judicial Policy.
Member of the AAOIFI Sharia Standards Translation Team.
Served as Director of an Arabic and Quranic school, as well as Imam and religious educator for several years. Taught a wide range of Islamic sciences including Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh), Hadith Sciences, Arabic Language, Quranic Exegesis (Tafsir), and Prophetic Biography (Sirah).
Regular speaker on topics of Islamic Spirituality and Islamic History. Has conducted numerous workshops on Zakat principles and practical applications for both individuals and corporations, as well as presentations on Islamic Finance: current state and future perspectives.
Former active member of AIDIMM, an association dedicated to raising awareness about ethical and solidarity-based finance. Contributed to initiatives around corporate Zakat, financial solutions, and delivered workshops on Zakat principles and realities for individuals and businesses.
Provided advisory support for the development of Islamic insurance products, combining classical Shariah principles with modern financial structures. Experienced in Shariah auditing and compliance, ensuring adherence to Islamic ethical standards in financial operations.
The core rules follow established jurisprudence from the four madhabs (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali). Whether calculating Zakat on livestock or trade goods, the underlying principles come from centuries of scholarly consensus.
For modern questions – stocks, mutual funds, retirement accounts, business Zakat, and cryptocurrency – we integrate AAOIFI standards and practical guidelines from Kuwait Zakat House and similar institutions.
We don't believe in 'good enough' for religious obligations. Every formula and threshold has been carefully researched.
This isn't a black box. We show you how your Zakat was calculated and which methodology was applied.
We're not affiliated with any particular institution or commercial interest. Our only agenda is accuracy.
Kuwait Zakat House has been operating since 1982, making it one of the oldest and most experienced Zakat institutions of our time. Their guidelines have been refined through decades of real-world application, handling millions of calculations.
Their methodology represents a careful balance between the four major Sunni schools, selecting the most appropriate ruling for each situation based on evidence and practical consideration.
Classical jurisprudence provides the foundation, but modern finance has introduced asset types that didn't exist when those texts were written. How do you calculate Zakat on publicly traded stocks? Retirement accounts? Cryptocurrency?
AAOIFI brings together leading scholars and financial experts to develop standards that bridge classical principles and contemporary realities. Their Zakat Standard provides detailed guidance on modern investment vehicles.
Understand the third pillar of Islam — its meaning, evidence, and the eight categories of recipients.
Common questions about nisab, haul, zakat on gold, stocks, debt deductions, and more.
Use our scholarly-verified calculator to determine your exact Zakat obligation.
We're here to help with any questions about zakat calculations or using our service.
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