Islamic tools
Islamic tools
Practical tools for daily worship - no account needed, your data stays on your device.
- Zakat calculatorCalculate zakat on cash, gold, silver and business assets against current nisab.
- Gold zakat calculatorGold zakat by weight and karat, checked against the 85 gram nisab at today's price.
- Money zakat calculatorZakat on cash, savings, loans given and shares after deducting debts.
- Zakat al-Fitr calculatorThe sa' weight in kilograms and its value for each person in the home.
- Inheritance calculatorDivide an estate among heirs under Islamic inheritance law, with blocking, awl and radd explained.
- Estate division casesEight worked estate division cases with fraction, percentage and amount.
- Tasbih counterA digital counter with saved targets, stored privately on your device.
- AzkarMorning, evening, sleep and travel azkar with text and meaning.
- Greeting cardsDesign greeting cards for Eid, Ramadan and occasions, then download instantly.
- QiblaQibla compass with the bearing and distance to the Kaaba.
- Hijri date converterConvert Hijri and Gregorian dates and view Islamic occasions.
- Prayer TimesAccurate prayer times with the full monthly timetable.
How these tools fit together
The Wesalna tools are not a random pile of calculators. They form one connected set that follows a Muslim day from Fajr to sleep. Every tool runs inside your browser, needs no account, sends nothing to a server, and stays usable on a weak connection.
Three circles of daily use
- Time: prayer times, the Hijri calendar and the Ramadan page answer when to pray, when to fast and when an occasion falls.
- Direction and remembrance: the Qibla compass, the tasbih counter and the azkar collection serve the prayer itself and the words around it.
- Wealth and occasions: the zakat calculator and the greeting card designer cover financial duties and keeping ties with people.
Principles shared by every tool
- Local computation: counters, zakat, Qibla and prayer times are calculated on your device and never stored by us.
- Declared sources: every figure and text has a reference documented on the sources and methodology page.
- Guidance, not a fatwa: results are educational. For detailed financial or family rulings consult a qualified scholar, as explained in the disclaimer.
- Accessible by default: sufficient contrast, keyboard support and screen reader labels, per our accessibility statement.
When several tools work together
A traveller performing Umrah needs the Qibla to face the right direction in a hotel room, prayer times on Makkah time, the rites guide for sequence, and azkar for talbiyah and dua. Someone calculating zakat at the end of Ramadan needs the calculator together with the Hijri calendar to confirm a full lunar year has passed. That is why each tool ends with direct links to the tools that complete it.
Frequently asked questions