Transparent Hands Provided Online Zakat calculator

Zakat is not only a spiritual or religious giving or the redistribution of wealth among the rich or poor. Zakat is more about establishing social justice where the rich give to the poor to boost security, peace, tolerance, and harmony in the society.

Islam has mentioned enormous rewards for Zakat or Charity. Giving charity is an act of kindness towards the recipients and at the same time it highly benefits those who give it including guarding life’s challenges and problems and resulting in increase of one’s wealth.

To gain the mercy of the Almighty every rich and wealthy Muslim must pay Zakat as it is the only way to seek His blessings. The Almighty loves those who are charitable and give willingly.

Transparent hands Online Zakat Calculator

Calculating the amount of Zakat owed becomes the subject of great debates and confusion for many people. There are lots of conditions and the donor has to fulfill these requirements depending on their financial liabilities so confusions and errors are bound to happen. Thus Transparent Hands has provided online Zakat Calculator to eliminate all these confusions.

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Transparent Hands is a reliable Medical Trust that funds surgeries of poor patients using a global Crowd funding platform. This platform is unique because it ensures transparency which means every penny collected from the donors will be spent on the needy patients. Your Zakat can help nonprofit organizations like Transparent Hands that provide free medical treatments to the poor men, women and children if you ever decide to make donations to them. Even if you decide to distribute your Zakat money individually it will greatly help the unprivileged people of our society. So it is important that the rich and wealthy people calculate their Zakat accurately and give it to the most deserving recipients.

Online Zakat calculators give you the opportunity to calculate your Zakat in a hassle-free and accurate way. Transparent hands Zakat calculators are straightforward and are very easy to use. This newly designed calculator will do all the calculations for you.

Transparent Hands Online Zakat calculators are built with updated tools to eliminate these frustrations and show the exact payable Zakat amount. When you are using the Transparent Hands Zakat calculator just enter the valuation of all your assets which have been in your possession over one lunar year. You will be required to enter the amount of cash in your hand and in the bank accounts, amount of money kept in fixed deposits for future purposes, amount of money given out as loans and also the amount of money spent on business investments or shares.

Once you have entered all these information the Zakat calculator will show the exact Zakat payable amount without any errors. If the total amount subjected to Zakat appears to be less than the current Nisaab amount the calculator will show that the final Zakat amount is 0 which means for that year you don’t owe any Zakat.

Conclusion

The Almighty has promised uncountable rewards associated with doing good deeds. However, Allah himself pays the rewards for giving  Zakat as mentioned in the Quran:

“The likeness of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is as the likeness of a grain (of corn); it grows seven ears, and each ear has a hundred grains. Allah gives manifold increase to whom He wills. And Allah is All-Sufficient for His creatures’ needs, All-Knower. [Surah al-Baqarah 2:261]

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Whoever gives Zakat should abstain oneself from talking about it boastfully. Often we keep reminding the recipients of our donations about all the good deeds we did for them in the past to maintain our superiority over them. Allah has prohibited us to indulge in such acts as followed In the Quran:

“Those  who spend their wealth in the Cause of Allah, and do not follow up their gifts with reminders of their generosity or with injury, their reward is with their Lord. On them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.” [Surah al-Baqarah 262]