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Zakat on Investments Pakistan

Shares & funds2.5% of valueEditable ratesConsult a scholar

Calculate the Zakat due on your investments in Pakistan — PSX shares, mutual funds and other holdings. Enter their market value (and any cash/receivables), deduct liabilities, and see Zakat at 2.5% against the nisab.

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Last updated: 1 July 2025

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Used to value gold and the gold nisab. Enter today's rate.

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Used to value silver and the silver nisab.

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Zakatable market value of shares/funds.

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Debts/bills due that you can deduct.

Zakat due

Estimated Zakat (2.5%)PKR 0
Zakatable wealthPKR 0
Nisab thresholdPKR 220,500
Meets nisab?No — below nisab

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Wealth summary
ItemAmount
Total assetsPKR 0
Less liabilities– PKR 0
Zakatable wealthPKR 0
Zakat (2.5%)PKR 0
Informational estimate only. Zakat rulings differ between scholars (e.g. treatment of shares, jewellery for personal use). Please consult a qualified scholar.

Formula & how it works

Investment Zakat is commonly based on market value:

  • Zakatable investments = market value of shares + funds + holdings
  • Net wealth = investments (+ cash) − liabilities due
  • Zakat = 2.5% × net wealth (if it meets nisab)

Example calculations

Example: a portfolio worth PKR 4,000,000 in shares and mutual funds, with no short-term liabilities, is above the nisab — Zakat at 2.5% is PKR 100,000. Enter your portfolio value above.

Zakat on Shares & Mutual Funds in Pakistan

Investors should include market value of their portfolio in Zakat. The precise treatment of long-term shares differs between scholars; this tool uses market value for simplicity. Combine with other wealth in the full Zakat calculator and see the Zakat Calculators Pakistan hub.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. For shares held for trading, Zakat is 2.5% of market value. For long-term/investment shares, many scholars apply Zakat to the zakatable portion (cash, receivables) of the underlying company — a simpler approach uses full market value. Consult a scholar.

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