Plan your voluntary charity. This free sadaqah calculator turns a percentage of income or a fixed amount into per-gift, monthly and yearly giving totals at any frequency you choose.
Sadaqah is voluntary charity — there’s no fixed rate or threshold, so this is simply a planning aid to help you decide and budget for regular giving. It’s separate from Zakat, which is the obligatory 2.5%. Give whatever you intend; even a small, steady amount counts.
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Choose a percentage of your income or wealth, or a fixed amount, and how often you’d like to give. The calculator shows the per-gift amount and the yearly total.
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Regular sadaqah, however small, is encouraged — consistency matters more than size. A monthly habit makes giving easy to budget; this tool just turns your intention into clear per-gift and annual figures.
Use this free sadaqah calculator to plan your voluntary charity. Choose a percentage of your income or a fixed amount, and how often to give, to see per-gift and yearly totals.
What this sadaqah calculator does
A sadaqah (charity) calculator turns your giving intention into clear numbers. Pick a percentage of income or wealth, or a fixed amount, and a frequency — it shows the per-gift, monthly and annual totals.
How the giving is worked out
per gift = percentage × amount (or your fixed amount)
yearly = per gift × times per year
monthly = yearly ÷ 12
So giving 5% of $3,000 monthly is $150 a month and $1,800 a year; a fixed $50 weekly adds up to $2,600 a year.
Sadaqah vs Zakat
Sadaqah
Zakat
Type
Voluntary
Obligatory
Rate
Any amount you choose
Fixed 2.5%
Threshold
None
Nisab
Timing
Anytime
Yearly (lunar)
Why plan regular sadaqah?
Consistency matters more than size — a small, steady gift is easy to budget and sustain. Setting a monthly or weekly habit turns good intentions into reliable giving.
How to use the sadaqah calculator
Choose a percentage or a fixed amount.
Pick how often you’ll give.
Read the per-gift and yearly totals.
Sadaqah FAQ
How much sadaqah should I give?
There's no fixed rate — sadaqah is voluntary. Many people choose a percentage of income or a set amount they can give consistently; even small, regular giving counts.
What's the difference between sadaqah and Zakat?
Zakat is obligatory at a fixed 2.5% above the nisab; sadaqah is voluntary, with no rate or threshold, and can be given anytime.
How do I calculate a percentage of my income to give?
Multiply your income by the percentage. Giving 5% of $3,000 a month is $150 a month, or $1,800 a year.
Is it better to give monthly or as a lump sum?
Both are valid. A regular monthly or weekly habit is easy to budget and sustain, which is why many prefer it — the calculator shows either.
Does sadaqah have to be money?
No — sadaqah includes any act of kindness or charity. This calculator focuses on monetary giving so you can plan and budget it.
Is the sadaqah calculator free?
Yes, this sadaqah calculator is completely free, needs no sign-up, and gives instant results in your browser.
