Nisab is the wealth threshold below which no Zakat is due. It's set in gold and silver, which give two different thresholds — enter today's metal prices below to see both in your currency.
Nisab is fixed in historical units — 20 mithqals of gold (≈85g, some scholars say 87.48g) or 200 dirhams of silver (≈595g, some scholars say 612.36g). Because gold and silver prices move independently, these two thresholds are almost never equal in today's money — silver is consistently the lower, more inclusive figure.
Gold and silver prices change daily — this page does not store or guess a current price; enter what your local souq or bank quotes today. For guidance on which nisab standard applies to your specific situation, consult a scholar or your local mosque.