🥇 GOLD DUBAI LIVE
24K: AED 607.19/gram
22K: AED 556.59/gram
21K: AED 531.29/gram
18K: AED 455.39/gram
USD/oz: $5,142.50
24h: ▼ -1.61%
📅 24 Feb 2026
🥇 GOLD DUBAI LIVE
24K: AED 607.19/gram
22K: AED 556.59/gram
21K: AED 531.29/gram
18K: AED 455.39/gram
USD/oz: $5,142.50
24h: ▼ -1.61%
📅 24 Feb 2026

Zakat Calculator

Islamic Finance Calculator

Zakat Calculator Dubai — Free Islamic Calculator

Calculate your Zakat obligations on gold, cash, and savings using today’s live gold rates in Dubai. Auto-calculated Nisab threshold based on current 24K gold prices.

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1. Gold Zakat Calculator

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💡 Zakat is due only if your total wealth exceeds the Nisab threshold and has been owned for one lunar year

What is Zakat?

Zakat is the third pillar of Islam and represents an obligatory act of charity for every adult Muslim who meets the Nisab threshold. The word “Zakat” means purification — by giving a portion of your wealth to those in need, you purify the rest of your wealth and fulfill your duty to Allah.

Zakat is calculated at 2.5% (1/40th) of your total wealth that has been owned for one full lunar year (Hawl). This includes gold, silver, cash, savings, business inventory, investments, and other zakatable assets.

Zakat is not just charity — it is a religious obligation that redistributes wealth in society and helps support the poor, needy, and vulnerable members of the Muslim community.

What is Nisab?

Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must possess before Zakat becomes obligatory. It acts as a threshold to ensure that Zakat is only paid by those who have sufficient wealth.

The Nisab is equivalent to 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver. Since gold is more stable and widely used in the UAE, the gold Nisab is the standard used in Dubai and the GCC.

Our calculator automatically calculates today’s Nisab threshold in AED based on the current 24K gold rate in Dubai, which updates every 4 hours.

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How to Calculate Zakat on Gold in Dubai

Follow these steps to calculate Zakat on your gold holdings in Dubai:

STEP 1: Weigh Your Gold

Collect all the gold you own — jewelry, coins, bars. Take it to a jeweler to get the exact weight in grams. In Dubai’s Gold Souk, most dealers offer free weighing services.

STEP 2: Determine Karat Purity

Check the hallmark stamp on your gold: 24K (999), 22K (916), 21K (875), or 18K (750). Most jewelry in Dubai is 22K. Investment bars are 24K.

STEP 3: Check Today’s Gold Rate

Use the current gold rate for your karat from goldratetodaydubai.com. Our rates update every 4 hours based on international spot prices.

STEP 4: Calculate Gold Value

Multiply: Weight (grams) × Gold rate (per gram) = Total gold value in AED. Enter this in the calculator above along with your cash and savings.

STEP 5: Check Nisab & Calculate Zakat

If your total wealth (gold + cash + savings) exceeds the Nisab threshold AND you’ve owned it for one lunar year, pay 2.5% as Zakat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I pay Zakat on jewelry I wear daily?

Scholars differ on this. Hanafi school: Zakat is due on all gold, even if worn. Shafi’i, Maliki, Hanbali schools: Jewelry worn regularly for personal adornment is exempt; only gold kept as investment is zakatable. Consult a local scholar for your specific situation.

Where to pay Zakat in UAE?

You can pay Zakat to: Emirates Red Crescent, Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Humanitarian, Dubai Charity Association, local mosques with verified Zakat programs, or directly to individuals you know are eligible recipients.

Can I pay Zakat in installments?

Yes, most scholars permit paying Zakat in monthly or quarterly installments for ease, as long as the full amount is paid within a reasonable timeframe (typically within the same lunar year).