About Us - Zakat Calculation

Our Mission

Despite centuries of detailed Islamic jurisprudence on zakat, many Muslims still struggle to accurately calculate the amount due. The tools available today remain either overly simplified, lacking scholarly validation, or unable to cover modern types of assets.

So we built what we wished existed: a calculator that combines scholarly rigor with genuine usability.

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"My goal is to leverage my expertise in jurisprudence to serve everyone, enabling each person to calculate their zakat with confidence while ensuring faithful adherence to our principles."

— The Founder

The Person Behind the Platform

Academic Credentials

Education

Islamic University of Madinah

Graduated from one of the most prominent centres of Islamic learning in the world.

Degrees

Jurisprudence & its principles

Bachelor's in Jurisprudence. Advanced Diploma in Legislative Law & Judicial Policy.

International Standards

AAOIFI Standards Translation Team

Member of the AAOIFI Sharia Standards Translation Team.

Teaching & Education

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).

Lectures & Conferences

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 conferences on Islamic Finance: current state and future perspectives.

Community Engagement

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.

Consulting Services

Provided advisory support for the development of Islamic insurance products, combining Shariah principles with modern financial structures. Experienced in Shariah auditing and compliance, ensuring adherence to Islamic ethical standards in financial operations.

Our Methodology

Traditional Islamic Heritage

The basic rules are grounded in the recognized jurisprudence of the four madhabs (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi‘i, and Hanbali).

Contemporary Application

For modern questions – stocks, mutual funds, retirement accounts, business Zakat, and cryptocurrency – we integrate AAOIFI standards, as well as rulings from Fiqh academies and recognized Islamic financial institutions.

Our Commitment

Precision

We don't believe in 'good enough' for religious obligations. Every formula and threshold has been carefully researched.

Transparency

This isn't a black box. We show you how your Zakat was calculated and which methodology was applied.

Neutrality

We're not affiliated with any particular institution or commercial interest. Our only agenda is accuracy.

Our References

Why refer to recognized Zakat institutions?

Institutions specialized in the management of Zakat, such as the Kuwait Zakat House or the International Fiqh Academy based in Jeddah, have been operating for several decades, making them among the most experienced organizations of our time. Their guidelines have been refined over time through practical, real-world application. Their methodology is based on a careful balance between the four major schools of jurisprudence, favoring the most relevant opinions in light of evidence and practical considerations.

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.

Why AAOIFI Standards?

Islamic jurisprudence provides the foundation, but modern finance has introduced asset types that that did not previously exist. 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 islamic principles and contemporary realities. Their Zakat Standard provides detailed guidance on modern investment vehicles.

Where Islamic Scholarship Meets Modern Technology