🥇 Enter Your Gold Details
Weight, purity, and today's gold rate — we do the rest
Tola
Rs.
PKR
per Tola (24K)
Rate as of July 29, 2026 — update manually from gold.pk or hamariweb.com
Effective rate for selected purity:
Rs. 429,000 / Tola
PKR
Zakat Payable (2.5%)
Rs. 0
Based on your gold holdings
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Tola
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Grams
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Pure Gold
📊 Full Breakdown
Gold Weight (entered)—
Purity—
Equivalent in Pure Gold (24K)—
Gold Rate (per Tola)—
Total Gold Value—
Deductions (debts)—
Net Zakatable Value—
Zakat Due (2.5%)—
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📏 Nisab Threshold — 2026
Minimum gold required for Zakat to be obligatory
Gold Nisab
7.5 Tola
= 87.48 grams
≈ Rs. 32,17,500
(at today's rate)
Silver Nisab
52.5 Tola
= 612.36 grams
≈ Rs. 3,26,813
(at Rs. 6,225/tola silver)
Which Nisab to use?
If you own only gold → use Gold Nisab (7.5 Tola).
If you own a mix of cash + gold + silver → use Silver Nisab (lower, more common in Pakistan). Most scholars recommend silver Nisab for mixed assets.
If you own only gold → use Gold Nisab (7.5 Tola).
If you own a mix of cash + gold + silver → use Silver Nisab (lower, more common in Pakistan). Most scholars recommend silver Nisab for mixed assets.
📐 How Zakat on Gold is Calculated
1
Determine the total weight of all your gold (Tola, Grams, or Ounces)
2
Convert to pure gold equivalent based on karat purity (e.g. 22K gold = 91.7% pure)
3
Check if pure gold weight meets Nisab (7.5 Tola / 87.48g). If below Nisab → No Zakat due
4
Multiply total gold weight by today's gold rate per Tola to get total value
5
Deduct any immediate debts or liabilities from the total value
6
Pay 2.5% (1/40th) of the net value as Zakat = Net Value × 0.025
📊 Zakat Reference Table — Common Tola Amounts
At 24K · Rs. 429,000/Tola · July 29, 2026
| Gold (Tola) | 24K Value (PKR) | 22K Value (PKR) | 21K Value (PKR) | 18K Value (PKR) | Zakat (24K) | Zakat (22K) |
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⚡ Quick Zakat on Common Weights
24K gold at today's rate
☪ Islamic Note: Zakat on gold is obligatory if you have owned the gold above Nisab for a full lunar year (Hawl). According to Hanafi fiqh, Zakat is due on all gold — including jewellery used for personal wear. Some other madhabs differ. Consult a qualified Islamic scholar for your personal ruling.