How much zakat on gold above nisab?
When zakatable gold value meets or exceeds nisab (often 85g pure gold at your 24k price), many scholars cite 2.5% of the net zakatable value. This tool applies that rate to your entered weight, purity, and price.
Calculate zakat on gold jewelry or bullion—grams, tola, or troy oz—with karat purity, live nisab (85g), optional silver comparison, and a clear 2.5% breakdown. All in your browser.
A gold zakat calculator estimates zakat due on gold holdings based on weight, purity, current price, and the zakat rate (commonly 2.5%) if the nisab threshold is met.
A gold zakat calculator helps estimate zakat owed on gold holdings. In many interpretations, zakat becomes due when eligible wealth meets or exceeds the nisab threshold and is held for a lunar year (hawl), and the zakat rate is typically 2.5%.
Because zakat rules can vary by school of thought and local guidance (jewelry exemptions, valuation method, nisab reference), use this tool as an estimate and confirm with a trusted local scholar or authority.
Weight × purity × 24k price → compare to 85g nisab → 2.5% if due. Runs locally—never uploaded.
Concise answers for common searches — definitions, steps, and comparisons.
When zakatable gold value meets or exceeds nisab (often 85g pure gold at your 24k price), many scholars cite 2.5% of the net zakatable value. This tool applies that rate to your entered weight, purity, and price.
No. Calculations run entirely in your browser. Weights, prices, and results are not sent to EverydayTools servers during normal use.
This page focuses on gold weight, karat, and 24k nisab only. Use the general zakat calculator when you also need cash, silver, investments, and broader asset categories in one estimate.
We estimate the market value of eligible gold and apply the zakat rate if the nisab threshold is met (subject to your chosen method).
Formula
Gold value = weight × purity factor × price per gram · Zakat = Gold value × 2.5%Enter weight in grams, tola (~11.664 g), or troy ounces (31.1035 g)—the tool converts before valuing purity.
Pick karat (for example 22k or 18k) so pure-gold content is reflected in value.
Use today's 24k spot or dealer reference in your currency—nisab uses the same price series.
Subtract short-term debts in the same currency if you model them against this gold.
If net value is at or above nisab (85g pure at that price) and you include the gold, zakat shows as 2.5% of net value.
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Weight: 100g · Price: $70/gOutput
Value: $7,000 · Zakat (2.5%): $1757,000 × 0.025 = 175 (assuming eligibility conditions are met).
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Weight: 100g · Purity: 18k (75%) · Price: $70/gOutput
Pure equivalent: 75g · Value: $5,250 · Zakat: $131.2518k is ~75% pure gold. 100g × 0.75 = 75g pure equivalent.
Common real-world scenarios where this tool saves time.
Gold jewelry owners
Enter total weight and karat for rings, chains, or bars, then compare value to the 85g gold nisab at today's 24k price.
Families planning Ramadan zakat
Update the 24k price per gram when spot moves so nisab and the 2.5% figure reflect current market value.
Students comparing schools of thought
Test how 22k vs 24k purity and optional debt deductions change zakatable value before confirming with local guidance.
How gold purity affects the zakatable value of your gold holdings.
| Karat | Purity % | Pure Gold in 100g | Value at $65/gram | Zakat (2.5%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.9% | 99.9g | $6,494 | $162 |
| 22K | 91.7% | 91.7g | $5,960 | $149 |
| 21K | 87.5% | 87.5g | $5,688 | $142 |
| 18K | 75.0% | 75.0g | $4,875 | $122 |
| 14K | 58.3% | 58.3g | $3,790 | $95 |
Gold prices fluctuate daily — the prices above are examples only. Use the current gold spot price on the day you calculate your Zakat.
Refresh the 24k price per gram on the day you calculate; nisab and zakat move with the market.
Always use 24k per gram for the price field; choose 22k in purity so value scales correctly.
Pick the karat that matches the piece so pure-gold content is not overstated.
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2.5% is a widely cited rate on eligible wealth, but eligibility, timing, and what counts vary. Confirm with trusted guidance.
Practice differs by school and context. Use local guidance on whether personal-use jewelry is included.
Nisab value is 85 grams of pure (24k) gold times your entered 24k price per gram. Market moves change the currency value.
Nisab is tied to pure gold; lower karats are scaled by purity so everything stays on the same 24k benchmark.
No. It is a calculator only. Consult a qualified scholar or authority for rulings.
Yes. Select tola as the weight unit; the tool converts using approximately 11.66 grams per tola before calculating value and nisab.
Yes—for estimating zakat on gold jewelry when your guidance includes it. Enter weight, karat (22k common for jewelry), and today's 24k price. Rules on personal-use jewelry vary; confirm with a trusted scholar.
This page focuses only on gold weight and karat with a step-by-step nisab breakdown. The full zakat calculator adds cash, silver, investments, and multiple debt lines.
Calculations run in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.
Estimates only—not religious or financial advice. Rates and nisab values change with market prices. Confirm rules with trusted local guidance.
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Reviewed by EverydayTools Editorial Team on 2026-05-22.
Runs locally in your browser. Weights and prices are never uploaded.
1 tola ≈ 11.66 g · 1 troy oz = 31.1035 g
Nisab and value both use the same 24k benchmark—pick lower karat in purity, not a lower karat price here.
Some scholars use silver nisab when it is lower—informational only.
Important: This is an educational estimate, not a fatwa or financial advice. Zakat rules for jewelry, hawl (lunar year), and nisab method vary by school and region—consult a trusted scholar or local authority.