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Nisab Today

The live zakat threshold from today's gold and silver prices — updated daily (2026-08-13).

Gold nisab (85 g pure gold)
$11,896
Alternate standard (87.48 g): $12,243
Silver nisab (595 g pure silver)
$1,235
Recommended by most scholars (lower threshold, more people give)

Nisab today in every currency

Live thresholds converted at today’s mid-market rates — tap a currency for its dedicated page:

CurrencyGold nisab (85 g)Silver nisab (595 g)
USD — US Dollar11,8961,235
EUREuro10,3141,071
GBPBritish Pound8,817915
JPYJapanese Yen1,895,380196,741
CADCanadian Dollar16,5941,722
AUDAustralian Dollar16,8701,751
CHFSwiss Franc9,6671,003
CNYChinese Yuan80,2148,326
INRIndian Rupee1,135,348117,850
TRYTurkish Lira568,32858,993
AEDUAE Dirham43,6884,535
SARSaudi Riyal44,6114,631
QARQatari Riyal43,3004,495
KWDKuwaiti Dinar3,649379
BHDBahraini Dinar4,485466
OMROmani Rial4,574475
EGPEgyptian Pound597,32962,003
MADMoroccan Dirham110,62211,483
JODJordanian Dinar8,434875
PKRPakistani Rupee3,305,461343,108
BDTBangladeshi Taka1,465,903152,161
NGNNigerian Naira16,181,4871,679,644
ZARSouth African Rand191,99819,929
KESKenyan Shilling1,537,437159,587
IDRIndonesian Rupiah212,611,10622,069,112
PHPPhilippine Peso728,61775,631
THBThai Baht393,52440,848
VNDVietnamese Dong309,493,33732,125,524
BRLBrazilian Real61,3966,373
MXNMexican Peso202,95121,066

What nisab means

Nisab is the minimum wealth at which zakat becomes due. It was set by the Prophet ﷺ at 20 mithqal of gold (≈85 g) or 200 dirhams of silver (≈595 g). If your zakatable wealth — cash, gold and silver, receivables, business inventory — stays at or above the nisab for one full lunar year, you give 2.5%.

Work out what you owe with the zakat calculator, value your gold by weight and karat with zakat on gold, or read the full method in our zakat guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is the nisab for zakat today?+

Nisab is the value of 85 grams of pure gold or 595 grams of pure silver at today's prices — the live figures above. Wealth at or above this level for one lunar year is subject to 2.5% zakat.

Why are there two nisab values?+

The threshold was set in gold (20 mithqal) and silver (200 dirhams). Silver's value has fallen far below gold's over the centuries, so the silver nisab is much lower today — most scholars recommend using it so more people qualify to give.

Why does the nisab change every day?+

Because it is defined by weight of metal, not by a money amount. As gold and silver prices move, the threshold in your currency moves too — charity websites that update yearly can be thousands off. This page reads live prices.

Some sites say 87.48 grams — which is right?+

Both are legitimate scholarly conversions of 20 mithqal: 85 g is the most widely used figure, 87.48 g (with 612.36 g silver) comes from a different classical weight estimate. We show 85 g / 595 g and note the alternate.