Gold & Silver Zakat Calculator (Rs.)

Compute precise Zakat dues on gold jewellery, bullion, coins, and silver in Pakistani Rupees (PKR).

1. Market Rates & Preferences

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2. Gold Holdings Weight (Tola)

3. Silver & Cash Reserves

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Zakat Assessment Summary

Net 24K Gold Equivalent: 0 Tola
Gold Holdings Value: Rs. 0
Silver Holdings Value: Rs. 0
Cash Reserves Value: Rs. 0
Total Net Wealth: Rs. 0
Active Nisab Minimum: Rs. 0
Nisab Threshold Not Met
Total Zakat Due (2.5%)
Rs. 0
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Detailed Guide on Gold and Silver Zakat in Pakistan

Zakat on gold and silver is an essential religious obligation for eligible Muslims. Whether held as bullion, coins, or wearable jewelry, precious metals are considered growing assets subject to a mandatory 2.5% annual Zakat levy once total net wealth meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold.

Gold Purity & Karat Conversion Standard

Because jewelry is crafted in varying purities, all non-24K gold must be converted into pure 24K gold weight equivalents before calculating the monetary value:

Gold Karat Gold Purity Percentage Conversion Formula
24K (Pure Gold / Bullion) 100% (99.9%) Weight x 1.000
22K (Standard Pakistani Jewelry) 91.67% Weight x (22 / 24) = Weight x 0.9167
21K (Middle-Eastern Jewelry) 87.50% Weight x (21 / 24) = Weight x 0.8750
18K (Modern Designer Jewelry) 75.00% Weight x (18 / 24) = Weight x 0.7500

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum Nisab for gold in Pakistan?

The Nisab threshold for gold is 7.5 Tolas (87.48 grams) of 24K pure gold. If using the Silver standard, the threshold is 52.5 Tolas (612.36 grams) of pure silver, which is lower and ensures greater charity reach.

Do I calculate Zakat on the purchase price or current market value?

Zakat is always calculated using the current prevailing market rate on the exact day your annual Zakat calculation is performed, not the original purchase price.

How do I handle stones and gems embedded in gold jewelry?

Precious gems, diamonds, pearls, and synthetic stones embedded in personal jewelry are generally exempt from Zakat. You should deduct the estimated weight of non-gold stones from the total weight of the jewelry before calculating Zakat.