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    Assets

    ? Include all savings accounts, current accounts, and physical cash you currently hold.
    ? Enter the current market value of all gold you own — jewellery, coins, bars, etc. (exclude gold in daily personal use if your scholar permits).
    ? Enter the current market value of all silver you own — coins, utensils, jewellery, etc.
    ? Include the current market value of stocks, mutual funds, cryptocurrencies, and any other investment assets you hold.
    ? The current market value of goods or stock held for sale in your business. Fixed assets like machinery are excluded.
    ? Money owed to you that you reasonably expect to receive — outstanding payments, loans given to others, etc.

    Liabilities

    ? Any money you owe to others — personal loans, credit card balances, or borrowed amounts that are currently due.
    ? Outstanding utility bills, rent, or other payments that are currently due and unpaid at the time of calculating Zakat.
    ? Loans you must repay within the next 12 months — installments due this year, short overdrafts, etc. Long-term loans are typically excluded.

    Nisab Check

    ? Choose the currency your assets are valued in. This determines the local price of gold or silver used to calculate the Nisab threshold.
    ? Silver Nisab is a lower threshold and considered more cautious — more people become eligible. Gold Nisab sets a higher bar. Most scholars recommend Silver for greater caution.

    Nisab: Gold = 87.48g  |  Silver = 612.36g

    Result

    Total Assets:

    Total Liabilities:

    Net Wealth:

    Nisab:

    Zakat:

    Debts are deducted because they reduce your actual wealth.

    Zakat applies to assets held for one lunar year.

    For complex cases, consult a qualified scholar.

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