™Zakat Calculator
Calculate Zakat on money, savings and trade goods according to the gold nisab (2.5%).
Per the Ministry of Religious Affairs
What you hold in cash and in your bank accounts
Market value of gold and silver you own
Market value of goods intended for sale
Debts owed to you that you expect to recover
Debts you owe, deducted from your assets
Price per gram of gold to set the nisab (85 g) – default 27,000 DA/g (18-carat, AGENOR); adjust to the market.
Zakat due (2.5%)
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Zakat due (2.5%): 0 DA
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How it works
Assets subject to Zakat = cash + gold and silver + trade goods + recoverable receivables − your outstanding debts.
Nisab = 85 g × gold price per gram; Zakat is due if your assets reach the nisab and a full lunar year has elapsed.
Zakat = assets subject to Zakat × 2.5% (one-quarter of one-tenth).
Source: Ministry of Religious Affairs and Endowments (marw.gov.dz). Indicative tool – consult a scholar. Official 1447 AH nisab: 2,295,000 DA (18 June 2026).
Ministère des Affaires religieuses et des WakfsHsabet is not affiliated with any of these official organizations – cited for reference only.
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Assets subject to Zakat = cash and savings + value of gold and silver + trade goods + recoverable receivables − your outstanding debts. Enter your holdings and the current gold price per gram to find out the nisab and the amount due. This is an indicative tool; consult the Ministry or a scholar for specific cases.