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Nisāb value today in CHF
The threshold at or above which zakat becomes due, in Swiss Franc, on both standards — priced from live gold and silver.
AAOIFI (85g gold / 595g silver)
Gold nisāb
CHF 9'633
85 g × CHF 113.33 per gram
Silver nisāb
CHF 1'001
595 g × CHF 1.68 per gram
Classical (87.48g gold / 612.36g silver)
Gold nisāb
CHF 9'914
87.48 g × CHF 113.33 per gram
Silver nisāb
CHF 1'030
612.36 g × CHF 1.68 per gram
Why there are two figures
The nisāb is classically given as 20 mithqāl of gold or 200 dirhams of silver. Converted to modern weights, that is 87.48 g of gold or 612.36 g of silver. AAOIFI and most Western zakat charities publish 85 g and 595 g instead — the same rule, a slightly different gram value for the historical coin weights.
The silver threshold is substantially lower, so it brings more payers into scope. Many contemporary scholars hold that the lower of the two governs cash holdings, on the grounds that it is more favourable to recipients. Rizq Trackr never picks for you: the calculator states which standard produced your figure and the gram weight it used.
Nisāb in other currencies
An educational estimate. The methodology behind every figure is published, and the calculation shows its full working so you can check it yourself or take it to someone who can.