Zakat
Work out your Zakat
Add what you own and what you owe today. Your Zakat updates as you type, and nothing you enter leaves this page.
Where your Zakat goes
Zakat is an Amanah, a trust from Allah. We give it according to the eight groups named in Surah At‑Tawbah, verse 60, and aim to reach people in need here:
Poor families
Monthly financial help
Seniors in need
Groceries, rent and everyday costs
People with disabilities
Money and everyday essentials
Single mothers
Food, clothing and things for the home
Families in an emergency
Urgent financial help
People in genuine debt
Help paying debts that qualify
Children in need
Essential support for the family
Stranded travellers
A safe place to stay and a way home
Every Zakat gift is marked as Zakat in our donation records, so it goes only to people who are eligible to receive it.
Good to know
- One lunar yearZakat is due on wealth you have held above the nisab for one Islamic year. Many people pay it in Ramadan.
- Jewellery you wearScholars differ on whether it counts. Ask your imam, or include it to be safe.
- Your home and carThe home you live in, your car and the things you use every day are not counted.
- Not covered hereFarms, livestock, rental property and larger businesses have their own rules. Please ask a scholar.
- No tax receiptWe are a not-for-profit, not a registered charity, so we cannot issue tax receipts.
Source Surah At‑Tawbah 9:60
This calculator is a guide to help you work out your Zakat. It is not a religious ruling.
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