PSX Zakat on Shares Calculator

Fulfill your religious obligation with precision. Calculate Zakat on your stock portfolio using either the **Market Value** method (for traders) or the **Net Assets** method (for investors).

Nisab & Eligibility

Zakat is only mandatory if your net wealth exceeds the **Nisab threshold** for one full lunar year.

Silver Standard

Equivalent to 612.36 grams of silver. This is the standard used for Zakat eligibility in most of Pakistan.

2.5% Flat Rate

Zakat is a fixed 2.5% (1/40th) of your qualifying liquid wealth.

Trading vs Investing

Scholars distinguish between a **Trader** (who buys to sell for profit) and an **Investor** (who buys to hold for dividends).

Traders: Zakat on Full Portfolio Value

Investors: Zakat on proportionate Net Assets of company

Frequently Asked Questions

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For trading shares, Zakat is calculated on the Market Value on the Zakat date. For long-term investments held only for dividends, some scholars allow Zakat calculation based on the proportionate Net Assets of the company.

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No. While banks deduct Zakat from saving accounts, brokerage houses and the CDC do not deduct Zakat on shares. It is the responsibility of the investor to calculate and pay it.

Nisab is the minimum wealth a person must own for a full lunar year to be eligible for Zakat. It is equivalent to the price of 52.5 tolas of Silver (approx Rs 150,000 - 200,000 depending on current rates).

Yes, you can deduct immediate liabilities (debts you owe to others) from your total zakatable wealth before calculating the 2.5% amount.

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