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Zakat

Zakat: The third pillar of islam

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The Zakat is the third pillar of Islam, and is obligatory upon every Muslim who is mature, sane, free and has accumulated the minimum required amount of wealth (nisab). By giving part of their wealth Muslims perform a religious duty, cleanse their possessions, and contribute to the overall health of society by uplifting those in need of economic support and relief.

Current Nisab Values ()
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Nisab Threshold: £0.00

TOTAL ZAKAT DUE: £0.00
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Who has to pay Zakat?

Zakat is obligatory for every Muslim who: Is an adult (baligh).Owns wealth above the Nisab threshold for one full lunar year.Is mentally sane and in control of their finances.

How much Zakat do I need to pay?

Zakat is 2.5% of your total savings, gold, silver, and investments that have been in your possession for a lunar year. Example Calculation: If you have £10,000 in savings, your Zakat will be £250.

What is the Nisab threshold for Zakat in 2025?

The Nisab is based on the value of: - Gold: 87.48 grams (~current value in GBP). - Silver: 612.36 grams (~current value in GBP). Your wealth must be above this threshold for a full year for Zakat to be due. Check updated Nisab values to confirm your Zakat obligation.

Can I give Zakat to my family?

You CAN give Zakat to: - Siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, or other relatives in need. You CANNOT give Zakat to: - Parents, children, or spouse (as they are your financial responsibility).

When is the best time to pay Zakat?

Zakat is due one lunar year after your wealth exceeds Nisab. Many people pay in Ramadan for extra blessings, but it must be paid as soon as it is due.

Who is eligible to receive Zakat?

According to Surah At-Tawbah (9:60), Zakat must go to: - The poor and needy. - Those in debt. - New Muslims needing support. - Travelers in difficulty.