Livestock Zakat Calculator
A livestock zakat calculator for sheep and cattle heads — pick your bracket and see exactly how many animals are due. Use the free Livestock Zakat Calculator below — enter your values and get instant results, right in your browser. Sheep brackets: 40–120 → 1 head; 121–200 → 2; 201–300 → 3; then 1 per 100. Cattle brackets: 30–39 → 1 tabi; 40–59 → 1 musinnah; 60–69 → 2 tabi; 70–79 → 1 musinnah + 1 tabi; 80+ → 2 musinnah. Below 40 sheep or 30 cattle, no zakat is due.
How to use the Livestock Zakat Calculator
Zakat on livestock follows fixed brackets, not a flat percentage: for example, 40–120 sheep means 1 sheep is due, and 30–39 cattle means one one-year-old calf (tabi) is due. This livestock zakat calculator for sheep and cattle heads turns those classical brackets into a simple tool — choose the bracket matching your flock size and it tells you exactly how many animals you owe, with the correct animal type for cattle.
- Count your sheep and goats, then select the matching range in the Sheep / goats dropdown.
- Count your cattle (cows, bulls, buffaloes) and select the matching range in the Cattle dropdown.
- Click Calculate to see how many sheep and how many cattle are due as zakat.
- For cattle, read the bracket label — it tells you whether a tabi (1-year calf) or musinnah (2-year cow) is required.
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Frequently asked questions
The classical brackets apply to grazing animals (saimah). Animals stall-fed year-round or kept for milk/meat business are usually treated as trade goods, valued at market price with 2.5% zakat. Confirm with a scholar.
Yes — sheep and goats are one category and their heads are added together before applying the bracket.
Yes, buffaloes are counted with cattle in the Hanafi and majority view, using the same 30/40/60 brackets.