District Zakat Office in Punjab: Address and Phone for All 36 Districts, Plus Local Zakat Committees
Find the District Zakat Office in Punjab: address and phone for all 36 districts, the 21,680 Local Zakat Committees, who runs them and how to get Rs 2,000.

Punjab's Zakat and Ushr Department runs a District Zakat Office in each of 36 districts, with more than 21,000 Local Zakat Committees below them. Your Zakat Rashan Card, marriage grant and Rahmat Card cases start with these offices. The full address and phone list is below. District Zakat Committees are not working at present, so each Deputy Commissioner acts as their administrator.
We read the department's district office directory, its Local Zakat Committee list and its programme pages on zakat.punjab.gov.pk on 11 November 2026. Some addresses are private houses or rented buildings, so call before you travel. If you want to know which Zakat grant to ask for, start with our Punjab Zakat assistance guide.
Find your District Zakat Office in Punjab
Each office is run by the District Zakat Officer. The table gives the address and phone as the department lists them, with spelling tidied. The last column is the number of Local Zakat Committees the department lists for that district.
| District | District Zakat Office address | Phone | Local Zakat Committees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attock | H.No. 28-C, People Colony Attock | 057-9316064 | 432 |
| Bahawalnagar | Hussainabad Chowk, near Masjid Al-Huda, Bahawalnagar | 063-9330010 | 1,077 |
| Bahawalpur | St.No.2, H.No. 5 near Saddar Puli Bahawalpur | 062-2504465 | 740 |
| Bhakkar | Near NBP Main Branch, Mandi Town Bhakkar | 0453-921166 | 392 |
| Chakwal | Nawaz Manzil near Nisar Hotel, opposite GPO Chakwal | 0543-669223 | 375 |
| Chiniot | Asghar Chowk Z-Block Satellite Town, Chiniot | 0476-330120 | 414 |
| Dera Ghazi Khan | House# 309 Block C Khayaban-e-Sarwar, DG Khan | 064-2401869 | 350 |
| Faisalabad | Inside District Court Near Labor court No.4, Faisalabad | 041-9201558 | 1,387 |
| Gujranwala | 13-C Satellite Town near Meeran G Plaza Pasrur Road Gujranwala | 055-3253228 | 1,302 |
| Gujrat | Mohallah Nizamabad, near Service Shoe Factory, Gujrat | 053-3709796 | 634 |
| Hafizabad | Mangat Road, near Masjid Ali Hajveri, Hafizabad | 0547-521157 | 607 |
| Jhang | Gali Mushtaq, Yousaf Shah Road, Jhang | 0477-622618 | 323 |
| Jhelum | Saadat Colony, Near Bilal Masjid, Dhokejuma Road, Jhelum | 0544-276307 | 747 |
| Kasur | House No. 4, Fazal Khan Colony, Bhatta Gorianwala | 049-2727594 | Not listed |
| Khanewal | Opposite Circuit House, People Colony, Khanewal | 065-9200316 | 702 |
| Khushab | Street Al-Shamus Hotel, House No. 4301, Mohallah Ali Pura, Near Old Bus Stand Khushab | 0454-933019 | 417 |
| Lahore | 295 Riwaz Garden, Lahore | 042-99332353 | 1,284 |
| Layyah | 25-X Opposite Commercial College, Housing Colony, College Road, Layyah | 0606-410385 | Not listed |
| Lodhran | Near Dr. Kamal Clinic, Aqab District Council, Lodhran | 0608-370440 | 387 |
| Mandi Bahauddin | Gulberg Town, Phalia Road, near ECP office, Mandi Bahauddin | 0546-510605 | Not listed |
| Mianwali | House No. E-330/3, Near Forest Office, Civil Line, Mianwali | 059-920379 | Not listed |
| Multan | Chowk Katchery, Qadeerabad, near Sial Clinic, Multan | 061-4500987 | 558 |
| Muzaffargarh | Behind Girls College Road, near DHQ Hospital, Muzaffargarh | 066-2551751 | 481 |
| Nankana Sahib | 79 Z-Block, Housing Colony, Nankana Sahib | 056-2877160 | 524 |
| Narowal | Circular Road, opposite Rangers Headquarters, Narowal | 0542-410049 | Not listed |
| Okara | District Council Complex, 1st floor New Kachari Okara | 044-9200426 | 976 |
| Pakpattan | 67/A, Khayaban Housing Scheme near Excise Office Pakpattan | 0457-371344 | 572 |
| Rahim Yar Khan | House No.1, St.No.1, Near old Faisal Movers Terminal, Old Adda Khan Pur, Rahim Yar Khan | 068-9330014 | 830 |
| Rajanpur | Mazari Bungalows, near Al Nasar Public School, Abdul Hakeem Colony, Rajanpur | 0604-920081 | 519 |
| Rawalpindi | 36 Shadman Colony, opposite Al Noor Hotel, Jhelum Road, Rawalpindi | 051-5127074 | 1,166 |
| Sahiwal | House No. 861, D-Block, Farid Town Sahiwal | 040-4271714 | 585 |
| Sargodha | Street No. 1, House No. 5, Kalyar Town, University Road Sargodha | 048-3768951 | 932 |
| Sheikhupura | 45 Civil Lines, Malik Anwar Ali Road, Sheikhupura | 056-3794176 | 753 |
| Sialkot | 239 Model Town, Gulshan Street, Sialkot | 052-3558022 | 852 |
| Toba Tek Singh | Qasima Road, Faiz Colony, near Ali Medicare Hospital, Toba Tek Singh | 046-2513913 | 605 |
| Vehari | Trust Building No. 3, Danewal Road, Vehari | 067-9201243 | 757 |
The Rahim Yar Khan number is printed on the site as (068) 0689330014. We show it as 068-9330014, the usual format for that area code.
Faisalabad and Gujranwala have the most Local Zakat Committees
The department lists 21,680 Local Zakat Committees across 31 districts. Faisalabad has the most at 1,387, then Gujranwala with 1,302 and Lahore with 1,284. Five districts, Kasur, Layyah, Mandi Bahauddin, Mianwali and Narowal, have an office in the directory but no committee count in the list.

A Local Zakat Committee usually covers one village or one mohalla. That is where your need, called istehqaq, is checked and written in the committee's register. A larger count means each committee serves a smaller area.
Newer districts such as Murree, Talagang and Wazirabad do not appear in the directory. If you live in one of them, call the office of the district it was split from, or ask your Assistant Commissioner's office.
The Deputy Commissioner now runs each District Zakat Committee
On paper, each district has a District Zakat and Ushr Committee with a private-sector chairman, the District Zakat Officer, an officer of the district administration, three women over 40 and members from each tehsil. The department says these committees are not working at present.
Under Section 14(13A) of the Punjab Zakat and Ushr Act, 2018, Deputy Commissioners act as Administrators of the District Zakat and Ushr Committees. So if your District Zakat Officer cannot solve a problem, the next step is the Deputy Commissioner's office.
| Level | Who handles it | What to take there |
|---|---|---|
| Local Zakat Committee | Chairman or Administrator of your area | Applications for the Rashan Card and grants |
| District Zakat Office | District Zakat Officer | Delays, lost cases, help finding your committee |
| District Zakat Committee | Deputy Commissioner, as Administrator | Complaints the district office did not solve |
| Province | Administrator Zakat and Ushr Punjab, Lahore | Complaints about a whole district |
What you can get through your Zakat office
The Zakat Rashan Card is the main monthly grant. The department lists it at Rs 2,000 a month for an adult Muslim below the poverty line who is unemployed. It is paid through branchless banking after a thumbprint check.
The rules leave out several groups. You cannot get the Rashan Card if you are a government servant, a pensioner, a habitual beggar or a Sahib-e-Nisab, meaning someone who owns wealth above the Zakat threshold. You are also out if you already get help from Punjab Bait-ul-Maal, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal, PSPA, BISP or another public body. Only one person per household can get it.
Widows with small children, orphans, the disabled and the elderly get preference. Widows who draw a family pension are not eligible. The CM Punjab Rahmat Card for widows and orphans also runs through the Zakat department; our Rahmat Card guide has its status check.
How to apply through your Local Zakat Committee
You apply to the Chairman or Administrator of the Local Zakat Committee where you live, not to the district office. These steps follow the department's Rashan Card page:
- Find your Local Zakat Committee chairman by asking the District Zakat Office in the table, or your union council.
- Get the prescribed Rashan Card form. The department offers it in Urdu and English on its site.
- Attach a copy of your valid CNIC.
- Give a mobile number registered on your own CNIC, because payment uses branchless banking.
- The committee checks your need, records it in its resolution register and its istehqaq register (form LZ-19), and decides.
- If approved, collect the payment after a thumbprint check at the agent.

If your household is also on the Punjab socio-economic registry, check your score with our PSER eligibility guide.
Provincial Zakat contacts in Lahore
Use these only after your district office. The department lists two senior offices:
- Secretary Zakat and Ushr Punjab: 9th Floor, Administrative Tower A, Old P&D, Lahore. Phone 042-99214386 and 042-99214387.
- Administrator Zakat and Ushr Punjab: 2-Court Street, Lahore. Phone 042-99210697.
For the Rahmat Card, the helpline is 1077.
Common questions
Where is the District Zakat Office in Lahore?
295 Riwaz Garden, Lahore. The phone is 042-99332353, according to the department's directory.
How many Local Zakat Committees are there in Punjab?
The department lists 21,680 across 31 districts. Five districts in its office directory have no count in that list.
Who runs the District Zakat Committee now?
The Deputy Commissioner, as Administrator, because the District Zakat and Ushr Committees are not working at present.
How much is the Punjab Zakat Rashan Card?
Rs 2,000 a month, according to the department's programme page, paid through branchless banking after a thumbprint check.
Can I apply for Zakat at the district office?
You apply to the Local Zakat Committee of the area where you live. The district office helps you find it and handles problems.
My district is not in the list. What do I do?
Call the office of the district yours was split from, or ask your Assistant Commissioner's office for the Zakat officer.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked on 11 November 2026, about 4:30 am PKT. Sources: the District Office directory, Local Zakat Committees list, District Zakat and Ushr Committees page, Zakat Rashan Card page and Contact Us page of the Zakat and Ushr Department, Government of the Punjab. Addresses and phones are as the department lists them; we did not call each number.
About the author

Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.



