Scholarly differences
Qualified scholars and schools differ on matters including personal jewellery, deductible debts, pension funds, investment shares, inaccessible wealth, and the start or interruption of a lunar holding period.
Special categories
Agriculture, livestock, mineral wealth, some business structures, trusts, estates, and mixed charitable funds may follow rules not represented by the standard 2.5% monetary-wealth calculator.
Calculating is not endorsing
Including an asset in a Zakat calculation is not a ruling that owning or earning it is permissible. Whether a particular savings product, share, cryptocurrency or income stream is itself lawful is a separate question for a qualified scholar. Interest (riba) is prohibited: interest received is generally not kept, but given away separately, and that purification is distinct from Zakat.
Professional advice
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