Disclaimer
Last updated: 30 October 2026
The tools and guides on this site are provided for general information and convenience. They are built carefully, but they cannot know your full circumstances. Please read the limits below before relying on a result for anything important.
Zakat calculator
The calculator applies a rate of 2.5% to net zakatable wealth, after subtracting what you enter as debts, once the total is at or above the nisab you choose. Nisab thresholds are commonly given as 87.48 grams of gold or 612.36 grams of silver; the silver threshold is lower and therefore more inclusive, which is why many scholars prefer it for people of modest means.
The metal price you enter is used as-is. Market prices move daily, and the price in your city may differ. The calculator does not fetch prices automatically.
Hijri date converter
Conversion uses the Umm al-Qura calendar, the calculated calendar used in Saudi Arabia. Months in this calendar may begin one day earlier or later than the date announced by local moon-sighting committees in your country. For Ramadan, Eid, Hajj, the start of Muharram and Zakat deadlines, follow your local authority or mosque announcement.
The Hijri side of the converter supports years 1300–1600 AH, which covers roughly 1882–2174 CE. Dates outside that range are refused rather than guessed.
Invoice generator
The invoice tool does total arithmetic correctly for the values you enter, and it produces a clean printable document. It does not know the invoicing rules of your country: tax registration numbers, mandatory wording, VAT rates, e-invoicing formats and retention periods vary widely. A document that is perfectly clear for your customer may still be incomplete for your tax authority. Check the requirements that apply to you, or ask an accountant.
Keep your own copy of every invoice. This site does not store invoices.
PDF tools
Merging and splitting are mechanical operations: pages are copied, not re-created, so quality is preserved. However, encrypted PDFs cannot be processed without their password, and unusual or damaged files may fail. Always keep the original file until you have checked the output. We cannot recover a document that was deleted on your device.
QR codes
A QR code is only as reliable as the content inside it and the surface it is printed on. Test any code with more than one phone before printing at scale. Codes for Wi-Fi include the password in plain text — anyone who scans the code can read it, so do not display such a code in public.
External links and advertising
Links to other websites are provided for reference and do not imply endorsement. Advertising on this site is served by third parties; we do not control the advertised products, and an advertisement is not a recommendation by us.
No warranty
The site is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. To the extent permitted by law, we accept no liability for loss arising from use of the site. See the terms of use.