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What is Zakat?
Zakat is an obligatory charity in Islam that helps the poor and needy. Every adult, financially stable Muslim must give 2.5% of their wealth if they meet the required minimum (Nisab).
Allah says in the Qur’an (9:60):
“The alms are only for the poor and the needy, and those who collect them, and those whose hearts are to be reconciled, and to free the captives and the debtors, and for the cause of Allah, and for the wayfarers; a duty imposed by Allah.”
By giving Zakat, you purify your wealth and help those in need.
Why Give Zakat to Alkhidmat?
Giving your Zakat to Alkhidmat ensures that your contributions reach those who need them most. Millions of people in Pakistan face poverty, natural disasters, and economic hardship. Alkhidmat Foundation effectively distributes Zakat to support.
- Flood victims in Pakistan
- Orphans and widows
- Poor families struggling for food
- Education for needy children
- Healthcare for the underprivilege
Your 2.5% can change lives!
Why Give Zakat to Alkhidmat?
Giving your Zakat to Alkhidmat ensures that your contributions reach those who need them most. Millions of people in Pakistan face poverty, natural disasters, and economic hardship. Alkhidmat Foundation effectively distributes Zakat to support.
- Flood victims in Pakistan
- Orphans and widows
- Poor families struggling for food
- Education for needy children
- Healthcare for the underprivilege
Your 2.5% can change lives!
How to Calculate Zakat?
Use our Zakat Calculator to easily find out how much you need to pay
Step 1: Check Your Asset
Add up the value of:
Gold & Silver
Cash & Savings
Business ProfitsShares &
Investments
Step 2: Subtract Liabilities
Deduct any immediate debts (money owed within a year).
Step 3: Compare with Nisab
If your remaining wealth is above Nisab, you must give 2.5% as Zakat.
What is Nisab
Nisab is the minimum wealth you must have before Zakat becomes due.
Nisab for 2025
Use our Zakat Calculator for easy calculation!
Gold: 85g of pure gold
Silver: 595g of pure silver
Cash & Other Assets: Value of 85g gold (check current gold rates)
When is Zakat Due?
Zakat is due once a year, after you’ve held the wealth for one full Islamic year (355 days).
Businesses must pay Zakat on stock and profits.
Where Does Your Zakat Go?
Helping orphans & widows
Providing clean water
Supporting education & healthcare
Emergency disaster relief
Your Zakat directly reaches those in need!
Take from their money a charity to cleanse them and purify them – Al Qur’an 9:10
Learn Zakat
زکوۃ کن کن چیزوں پر دی جاتی ہے اور اس کی کیا شرائط ہیں جانیئے اس ویڈیو میں
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Who is required to pay Zakat?
very adult Muslim who possesses wealth above the Nisab threshold for a lunar year is obligated to pay Zakat.
Who is eligible to receive Zakat?
Zakat can be given to eight categories of recipients, including the poor, the needy, Zakat collectors, those whose hearts are to be reconciled, those in bondage, the debt-ridden, in the cause of Allah, and wayfarers.
Is Zakat due on personal items like my home or car?
Personal items such as your primary residence, personal vehicles, clothing, and household furniture are generally exempt from Zakat.
Is Zakat due on personal items like my home or car?
Personal items such as your primary residence, personal vehicles, clothing, and household furniture are generally exempt from Zakat.
When does the Zakat year begin?
The Zakat year starts on the date you first possess wealth above the Nisab. This date remains your annual Zakat due date, regardless of any fluctuations in your wealth during the year.
Can I give Zakat to my family members?
Zakat cannot be given to immediate family members such as parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or spouses. However, other relatives in need are eligible to receive Zakat.
Do I pay Zakat on my business assets?
Yes, Zakat is due on business assets, including stock-in-trade, raw materials, and goods produced for sale. However, business premises, machinery, and vehicles essential for the business are exempt.