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Result breakdown: Main amount + Other assets − Debts = Net amount. If Net ≥ Nisab Rs 252,000 (silver standard, tool figure), Zakat = Net × 2.5%. If below, not due alone. Guidance only, not a fatwa.

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Trade goods stock sale value, cash, debts, 2.5% Zakat. Example for money tools: Rs 600,000 × 2.5% = Rs 15,000, if above Nisab (example PKR figure, enter your own Nisab). For search tools, type a word and the tool filters instantly. For counter tools, tap and count rises.

Source note — read carefully

Zakat rate: 2.5% (1/40) is the standard Zakat rate in Islamic jurisprudence for money, gold, silver and trade goods held for one lunar year and above Nisab. This site does NOT claim every ruling on this site is explicitly worded in Sahih al-Bukhari or Sahih Muslim.

Nisab — classical vs modern units: Classical Nisab is 20 dinars (gold) and 200 dirhams (silver) in classical texts. Modern gram equivalents shown here — gold 87.48g, silver 612.36g — are scholarly conversions, not literal hadith wording: 7.5 tola × 11.664g = 87.48g, 52.5 tola × 11.664g = 612.36g. Tola weight itself varies by region, so check your local standard.

Madhhab differences: Personal-use gold jewellery, Witr, Taraweeh, and other disputed items are NOT unanimous. This site shows the difference where known and says check a qualified scholar. It is an educational tool, NOT a fatwa authority.

UNVERIFIED items: Any claim on this site without a specific, verifiable source in the page should be treated as UNVERIFIED until a qualified scholar reviews it. No hadith number, Arabic text, or consensus claim has been invented for this page.

Guidance only, not a fatwa. Check with a qualified scholar for your own case. English only, no Arabic script.