Zakat calculator — nisab, hawl and giving records

What it does

An auditable monetary Zakat calculation with giving records.

Review monetary assets and short-term liabilities, set gold, silver or custom nisab and confirm the lunar hawl. Keep Zakat and Sadaqah records separate.

Choose the nisab method you follow, confirm the lunar hawl, audit every asset and short-term liability, then keep Zakat and Sadaqah records separate.

Who is it for?

For reviewing a monetary Zakat estimate and recording giving. It makes the selected inputs and 2.5% calculation visible; individual eligibility and disputed categories need qualified advice.

How to use it

Choose the nisab method and enter current values from a source you trust. Enter assets and short-term liabilities, confirm the lunar hawl and review the calculation. Record Zakat and voluntary Sadaqah separately.

Features

Designed for this one purpose.

• Explicit gold, silver or custom nisab
• Lunar-hawl confirmation
• Auditable 2.5% formula
• Separate Zakat and Sadaqah records

Offline use and internet access

Calculations and giving records work offline after caching. Gold and silver values are entered by you; the app does not fetch live metal prices automatically.

Install on your phone or computer

Select Install to open this application’s installation page. On Android, use the browser’s Install app or Add to home screen option when available. On iPhone, open it in Safari, choose Share, then Add to Home Screen and Open as Web App. Each application has its own icon and storage; no store account is required. Installation options depend on your browser. Open the installed app online once before relying on its cached offline features.

Privacy and permissions

No account, advertising tracker or application backend is used. Preferences and any progress or favourites stay in this browser on this device. Clearing browser data removes them; they do not sync between devices. No camera, microphone or contacts permission is requested. Hosting still receives ordinary page requests. Links to sources open third-party websites with their own privacy policies.

Useful questions

Is the result a personal ruling? No. It is an estimate under the assumptions shown, not a fatwa. Review unusual assets or liabilities with qualified guidance.

Sources

References you can inspect.