FAQ’S – Gold Calculator & Zakat

Add the VAT percentage (currently 15%) to the gold price per gram to get the total cost including tax.

Yes, you can use the online gold calculator to quickly find current values for different karats.

Enter the gold weight and purity, and the calculator will compute the zakat amount based on current rates.

The nisab is 85 grams of pure gold; you pay zakat only if your gold exceeds this amount.

Zakat is typically 2.5% of the gold’s current market value, adjusted for purity.

Yes, multiply the per-gram rate by 10, factoring in purity and any applicable taxes.

Most calculators show only the gold value; making charges must be added separately if needed.

Yes, zakat is calculated on the current market value, not the purchase price.

Multiply the weight and purity by the current market rate; resale may vary by shop.

Generally, personal jewelry for daily use is exempt, but investment gold is subject to zakat.

The standard zakat rate is 2.5% of the total gold value exceeding the nisab.

Yes, investment bars can be calculated using weight, purity, and current rates.

Yes, you can select the karat (18K, 21K, 22K, 24K) for accurate calculations.

Multiply the current market value of 100 grams by 2.5% to get the zakat amount.

Yes, all calculators provide the value in SAR based on live market rates.

No, zakat applies only if your gold exceeds the nisab (85 grams).

They are usually accurate for estimation but final values may vary with shop rates.

The zakat rate is 2.5% of gold value exceeding the nisab threshold.

Yes, zakat is payable if the inherited gold exceeds the nisab and has been held for a lunar year.

1 tola equals 11.66 grams; multiply by the per-gram rate to get its value.