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Give Zakat online and help eligible patients receive free surgeries and medical care.
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Qualification and Calculation
Zakat is obligatory on all adult and sane Muslims who have wealth equal to or greater than the Nisab value. Believers who qualify for giving Zakat must follow the Islamic calendar and pay 2.5% of their eligible wealth.
Other Zakat Rules
According to the Hanafi school of jurisprudence, gold and silver must be included in your Zakat calculation even if they are used for adornment. Zakat must be paid to Muslims who are eligible individuals and must not be delayed.
Eligible recipients
The poor (Al-Fuqara)
People in need (Al-Masakin)
Zakat collectors (Al-'Amilina 'Alayha)
Those who have accepted Islam or are likely to do so (Al-Mu'allafatu Qulubuhum)
Captives (Fir-Riqab)
Individuals in debt (Al-Gharimin)
People striving in the cause of Islam (Fi Sabilillah)
Travelers (Ibn As-Sabil)
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Diagnostics
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Calculate Your Zakat Obligations
You can calculate your Zakat obligations through Transparent Hands' online Zakat calculator.
Select an Eligible Patient or Cause
We ensure that your Zakat donations are spent on patients after thorough verification of their eligibility.
Secure Zakat Payment
Give your Zakat conveniently and securely through a variety of payment options.
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FAQs
How to calculate Zakat?
Determine eligibility based on the Nisab threshold, add qualifying wealth, deduct liabilities, and pay 2.5% of the remainder.
What is Zakat in Islam?
Zakat is a pillar of Islam and mandatory charity for eligible Muslims.
Is it permissible to donate Zakat online?
Yes, donating Zakat online is convenient, safe, and allowed by Islamic scholars through trustworthy organizations.
How much is the Nisab value in 2026?
According to the State Bank of Pakistan, the Nisab value is Rs. 503,529.
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