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Open Mega CalculatorZakat is more than just a financial obligation; it is a spiritual journey towards purifying one's soul and wealth. In 2026, HISABIFY has emerged as the leading authority in digital Islamic finance, providing Muslims across the globe with a robust platform to calculate their Zakat with absolute certainty. Our system is built on authentic Fiqh principles, ensuring that every calculation complies with the highest standards of Shariah.
Whether you are a salaried professional, a business owner, or an investor in modern assets like stocks and cryptocurrency, our Zakat Calculator 2026 is programmed to handle the complexities of the modern financial landscape.
Zakat is mandatory if you possess 87.48 grams of Gold or 612.36 grams of Silver for one lunar year. Our tool tracks live market rates to give you the most accurate Nisab value.
All liquid cash in hand, bank accounts, and even prize bonds are subject to Zakat if the total wealth exceeds the Silver Nisab threshold.
While your personal home is exempt, properties held for investment or rental income require careful Zakat assessment on the profit and value.
In 2026, Zakat calculation requires more than just a basic sum. Our Intelligence Matrix is a specialized deep-dive tool that handles:
One of the most neglected aspects of Zakat is Ushr (Zakat on land produce). Islamic law distinguishes between land irrigated by natural means (rain/rivers) and land irrigated by artificial means (wells/tube wells). HISABIFY includes a dedicated module for farmers to calculate 10% or 5% Ushr based on their irrigation methods.
| Method of Irrigation | Ushr Rate |
|---|---|
| Natural (Rain, Springs, Floods) | 10% of Produce |
| Artificial (Tractor, Tube wells, Purchased Water) | 5% of Produce |
You cannot give Zakat to your direct ascendants (parents, grandparents) or descendants (children, grandchildren) or your spouse. However, giving to needy brothers, sisters, or extended relatives is highly encouraged as it carries double the reward.
While many prefer Ramadan for extra rewards, Zakat is technically due as soon as your 'Hawl' (one lunar year) is complete. Delaying it without a valid reason is disliked in Shariah.