Zakat Calculator

Comprehensive Wealth Categories:
The program doesn’t just ask for a single monetary value. It breaks down wealth into several components:

• Cash on Hand & in Bank Accounts Cash Reserved for Future Purposes (e.g., Hajj)Loans Provided to Others Investments, Shares, and Savings Instruments Assets in the Form of Gold and Silver Trade Goods (Stock Value)

This detailed breakdown ensures users capture all forms of wealth, which is crucial when determining Zakat eligibility.

Nisab Threshold Options:
Users can choose between two distinct Nisab thresholds:

• Silver Nisab (PKR 175,000)
• Gold Nisab (PKR 2,250,000)

This allows flexibility in how the minimum wealth requirement is interpreted, accommodating different scholarly opinions and regional practices.

Unique Functionality

The calculated Zakat (if eligible) or an explanatory message if not.hether for academic use, business content, or online publications, it ensures polished and high-quality results and military contexts.

Dynamic Wealth Aggregation:
The calculator aggregates input from all wealth categories into a single “total wealth” value. This comprehensive sum is then compared against the selected Nisab threshold.

Eligibility Check and Zakat Calculation:

Eligibility: If the aggregated wealth meets or exceeds the chosen Nisab threshold, the calculator proceeds with the computation.

Calculation: It calculates Zakat as 2.5% of the total wealth.

Feedback: If the wealth is below the threshold, the program clearly informs the user that Zakat is not obligatory.

User-Friendly Interface:
The design combines HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity—all in one self-contained file. This makes it easy to deploy and ensures a smooth user experience across devices.

Real-Time Results:
As soon as the user inputs values and clicks the calculation button, the program immediately displays:

The total wealth calculated from all inputs.

The selected Nisab threshold.