Zakat calculator with Urdu, accurate prayer times, Qibla compass, digital tasbih, Hijri date converter and Islamic inheritance calculator.
2.5% zakat on gold, silver, cash — English + Urdu.
Accurate daily prayer times for your city.
Find the Qibla direction from anywhere.
Digital dhikr counter with target and vibration.
Gregorian ↔ Hijri with Umm al-Qura accuracy.
Faraid shares: exact Quranic distribution per heir.
These tools cover the daily and occasional needs of Muslim life. The Zakat calculator computes the 2.5% due on wealth held above the nisab threshold for a full lunar year. Prayer Times gives the five daily salah times for any city using standard calculation methods. The Qibla Compass points you toward the Kaaba in Makkah using your location. The Tasbih Counter tracks dhikr repetitions. The Hijri Date Converter moves between Gregorian and Islamic calendar dates. The Islamic Inheritance Calculator estimates Faraid shares per heir.
Daily: prayer times and the Qibla compass (travelers especially — hotel rooms rarely face Makkah). Yearly: the zakat calculator before Ramadan, when most people pay. Occasionally: the Hijri converter for Islamic dates on documents and invitations, and the inheritance calculator when settling an estate — noting that complex cases deserve a scholar's review.
Prayer-time methods differ slightly by region (angles for Fajr and Isha vary), so match the method your country or local masjid uses. These tools handle the calculation reliably, but questions of fiqh — what is obligatory, what is permitted — belong to qualified scholars. Everything runs privately in your browser.
Zakat (2.5%) is due on savings, gold, silver, investments, and trade goods held above the nisab for one lunar year. The nisab is the value of 85 grams of gold or 595 grams of silver — two classic thresholds; scholars differ on which to use, with silver's lower value bringing more people into obligation. Example: if silver is Rs 3,000/gram, nisab = 595 × 3,000 = Rs 1,785,000; savings of Rs 2,000,000 held a full lunar year owe 2,000,000 × 0.025 = Rs 50,000. Debts owed by you are subtracted first. When in doubt about an asset class, the cautious route is asking a scholar, not skipping the calculation.
These free Islamic tools cover daily religious needs: accurate prayer times, Qibla direction, Hijri calendar conversion, and Zakat calculation. Prayer times are calculated for your location, the Qibla finder uses your device compass, and the Zakat calculator applies the standard 2.5% rate on qualifying wealth above the nisab threshold.
All tools are 100% free with no signup and work on any phone or computer. Calculations run locally in your browser, so your location and financial details stay private on your device.
Travelers use the Qibla compass in new cities, families check Hijri dates for Ramadan and Eid planning, and the prayer-times tool adjusts automatically when you change city. The Islamic inheritance calculator follows standard shares, and the Zakat tool reminds you of the lunar-year (hawl) condition before applying the rate.
Yes — all Islamic tools are 100% free with no signup required.
Prayer times use standard calculation methods. Verify against your local mosque timetable for exactness.
It follows the standard 2.5% rule with live nisab. For complex cases, consult a trusted scholar.
Use the method your country or local masjid follows — for example, many Gulf countries use Umm al-Qura or the Muslim World League method, while South Asia often uses the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method. The differences are a few minutes at Fajr and Isha.
No. The tools do accurate calculations — times, directions, dates, shares — but fiqh rulings (what is obligatory, valid, or permitted in your situation) need a qualified scholar. Use the tools for the numbers and scholars for the rulings.
Yes. All calculations happen locally in your browser — prayer times, zakat amounts, and anything else you enter are never uploaded to a server.