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Zakat guides for India

Clear, referenced answers to the questions people ask about zakat — with today's figures. Nisab today: ₹1,22,411 (silver) / ₹12,14,835 (gold).

Nisab today₹1,22,411 silver · ₹12,14,835 gold, updated daily How to calculate zakat, step by stepZakat is 2.5% of the wealth you've held for a lunar year, once it's above the nisab threshold. Here's the whole calculation in four steps, with a worked example at today's rates. Zakat on gold and gold jewelleryGold — coins, bars and (in the Hanafi view followed by most Muslims in India) the jewellery you wear — is zakatable at 2.5% of its value on your zakat date. Zakat on silverSilver — utensils, coins, bars and jewellery — is zakatable at 2.5% of today's value. Silver also sets the lower of the two nisab thresholds. Zakat on savings, FDs and RDsMoney in savings and current accounts, fixed deposits and recurring deposits is fully zakatable. Enter the balance on your zakat date. Zakat on shares, mutual funds and cryptoInvestments you can sell are zakatable. The simple, widely used method is 2.5% of today's market value. Zakat on PPF, EPF and provident fundsThese funds are locked until retirement or maturity, so scholars differ on whether zakat is due every year. Zakat on property and landMost property is not zakatable. Only property held for resale is. Zakat for shop owners and businessesFor a business, zakat falls on stock for sale, cash and money you expect to collect — not on the equipment you use to run it.

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