ZAKAH, Fulfilling Your Obligation With Impact

Zakat is a 2.5% mandatory Islamic charitable contribution, calculated as a percentage of wealth, given to help those in need.

What is Zakat?

Zakat is the Third Pillar of Islam.

Zakah (Zakat) is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, a sacred act of worship and obligatory charity that purifies wealth and supports those in need. When you give Zakah correctly, you fulfil a responsibility ordained by Allah (SWT) and bring real, lasting relief to the most vulnerable members of our global community.

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Cash

Gold and silver owned for savings or investment, whether jewellery or bullion, are Zakah-eligible if their value exceeds the nisab.

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Gold and Silver

In the bank or at home and that which is saved for anything specific the bank or at home and that which is saved fo

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Shares

Shares

Shares and investments held for growth or profit are subject to Zakah on their Zakah-eligible value once they reach the nisab.

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Money Owed to You

Money that is owed to you and is expected to be repaid is Zakah-eligible once it has been held for a full lunar year.

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Your Business

Business assets, stock, and profits intended for trade are subject to Zakah after liabilities are deducted and the nisab is met.

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Your Properties

Properties purchased for investment or resale are Zakah-eligible on their net value or rental income savings, if above the nisab.

Zakat Calculator

Zakah (or zakat) literally means "purification and growth." It is an Islamic obligation requiring financially-able Muslims to give a portion of their wealth, 2.5% of surplus wealth held over one lunar year, to eligible recipients. This act not only supports those facing hardship but also spiritually purifies your wealth, strengthens community bonds, and fulfils your duty to Allah (SWT).

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Zakat FAQs

Below are our donors' most commonly asked questions.