

USD 989 in silverUSD 11,168 in gold
Today's Nisab, the least you hold for a lunar year before Zakat is due: 595 g of silver or 85 g of gold.
Updated 6 Nov 2026. Silver is up 4.0% and gold is up 3.8% since yesterday's close.
The same weight for 1,300 years
In the 690s the caliph Abd al-Malik had new coins minted: gold dinars of 4.25 g and silver dirhams of 2.975 g, with glass weights to check them. Scholars still count the Nisab in these coins: 20 dinars, or 200 dirhams.
How it's worked out
First, the coins are weighed.
20 dinars × 4.25 g = 85 g of gold. 200 dirhams × 2.975 g = 595 g of silver. Both weights are valid; use the one your scholar follows.
Then, today's price is put on each gram.
Silver USD 1.6628 a gram, gold USD 131.3866 a gram.
From the international spot prices per troy ounce (31.1035 g): silver USD 51.72, gold USD 4,086.58. Refreshed once a day, last 6 Nov 2026.
So today's Nisab is
USD 989.37in silver: 595 g × USD 1.6628
USD 11,167.86in gold: 85 g × USD 131.3866
Is Zakat due on what you hold?
The calculator also takes off debts and counts shares and business stock.
USD 75.00 is due
By the silver Nisab of USD 989.37. It is below the gold Nisab of USD 11,167.86, so if your scholar uses gold, nothing is due yet.

Nisab in your country
Today's silver Nisab in each currency, with the weights used there. Each page has the gold figure and local prices too.
AustraliaAUD 1,422
BangladeshBDT 126,841
CanadaCAD 1,384
EgyptEGP 53,324
Europe (Euro)EUR 881
IndiaINR 96,261
IndonesiaIDR 17,887,428
JordanJOD 701
KuwaitKWD 307
MalaysiaMYR 4,003
MoroccoMAD 9,650
NigeriaNGN 1,333,689
PakistanPKR 281,782
QatarQAR 3,601
Saudi ArabiaSAR 3,710
South AfricaZAR 16,278
TurkeyTRY 49,562
UAEAED 3,633
United KingdomGBP 735
United StatesUSD 989
Today's Nisab, every morning
One short post a day with both figures, on Telegram and on X.
Also on X at @nisabtracker
Pictures: Silver dirham of Sulayman ibn Abd al-Malik, CC0, Wikimedia Commons; Gold dinar of Abd al-Malik 697-698, public domain, Wikimedia Commons; Glass weight of Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, public domain, Wikimedia Commons; Coin weight, 808-810, CC0, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.


