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Money and Business

Zakat, profit and loss, and discount calculators for everyday money decisions.

These tools cover the money questions people ask most often: how much Zakat is due, whether a sale made a profit or a loss, and how much a discount saves. Each calculation shows its formula and a worked example, so you can check the result yourself.

How to use money calculators

Each money calculator asks for a few numbers and shows one result. Enter the numbers carefully, check the units and currency, and read the result together with the explanation on the tool page.

Start with the numbers you know for sure. If a number is an estimate, say so in your own notes so you remember it later.

Why people use these tools

Business owners use the profit and loss calculator to check whether a sale covers the cost of an item. Shoppers use the discount calculator to compare offers. Families and community members use the Zakat calculator to plan a payment that follows a clear method.

Limits you should know

These tools calculate arithmetic and follow the method stated on each page. They do not know your full financial situation, your tax rules, or the rulings of your school of law. For tax advice, consult an accountant. For Zakat rulings, consult a qualified scholar.

Questions

Are these tools accurate for business accounts?

They calculate the arithmetic correctly for the inputs you give. They do not replace an accountant, and tax rules are not included.

Does the Zakat calculator give a religious ruling?

No. It applies the silver Nisab method and shows the rules it uses. For a ruling on your situation, consult a qualified scholar.