Above the 'uruf
Most states charge zakat only on the weight above the 'uruf. Selangor's fatwa charges the whole weight of worn jewellery once it passes 800 g. Choose the rule your state uses.
Work out zakat on your gold: stored gold from the 85 g nisab, and worn jewellery above your state's 'uruf.
Zakat on your gold
RM 999.88
2.5% of 100 g worth RM 39,995.00
Zakat on your gold: RM 999.88
Due once you've held the gold for a full year (haul). The jewellery limit ('uruf) and how it's applied differ by state: 800 g in Selangor and the Federal Territories, 850 g in Johor and Terengganu. Confirm with your state zakat authority.
850 g worn, 90 g stored (uruf 800 g)
50 g of jewellery above the 'uruf plus all 90 g of stored gold, at 2.5%.
Zakat on 140 g
300 g of jewellery only
Worn jewellery within the 'uruf is exempt.
No zakat
How the figures above are worked out — the rules, rates and reasoning behind every line.
Stored gold, such as bars, coins and jewellery you no longer wear, is zakatable once it reaches the 85 g nisab and you've held it for a year. The rate is 2.5% of its current value.
Jewellery you wear is exempt up to the customary limit your state sets, called the 'uruf: 800 g in Selangor and the Federal Territories, and 850 g in Johor and Terengganu.
Most states charge zakat only on the weight above the 'uruf. Selangor's fatwa charges the whole weight of worn jewellery once it passes 800 g. Choose the rule your state uses.
Only on jewellery above your state's 'uruf, the customary amount, which is 800 g in Selangor and the Federal Territories.
The current price per gram of 999 gold from your dealer or bank, or the price your state zakat authority publishes.
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