Use this tool to estimate the GBP value of your silver. It calculates weight × purity × price. The 2.5% illustration is not a final liability: use the full calculator to combine other assets, assess nisab and confirm the hawl condition.
Nisab on : £955.83 using silver (612.36g at £1.561/g) or £9,100.65 using gold (87.48g at £104.03/g).
Checking indicative prices…
Enter the weight in grams and the fineness stamped on the item. The price is for fine silver; the fineness scales it to the silver content.
2.5% of this value would be £0.00. This is not yet an amount due: combine your other assets and check nisab, hawl and your jewellery ruling.
Continue in the full calculator →This transfers weight and purity; other amounts already saved in the full calculator are kept. Confirm the metal price again there.
Use a rate you can verify
Use a price per gram of fine (999) silver for your Zakat date — a dealer quote or the dated daily reference shown on this page — and keep it with your records. Weights and prices must be zero or more.
What the result means
Use this tool to estimate the GBP value of your silver. It calculates weight × purity × price. The 2.5% illustration is not a final liability: use the full calculator to combine other assets, assess nisab and confirm the hawl condition.
Read the full guidance
See the related guide for assumptions, differences and examples. A calculator performs arithmetic; it cannot verify ownership, a personal ruling or a recipient’s eligibility.
Sources & calculation method
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To cite this guide: “Silver Zakat calculator: weight and purity”, World Aid Network, updated 8 September 2026, https://zakat-calculator.org.uk/silver-zakat-calculator