Silver Rate in Pakistan

Live silver prices in Pakistan. Updated today.

Checked by BaKhabar Pakistan
Last updated: 13 Nov 2026, 6:00 PM PKT
Per Tola
Rs. 5,187
▲Rs. 82 (0.27%)
Per 10 Gram
Rs. 4,447
Per Gram
Rs. 444.74

Today's Silver Rates — 13 Nov 2026

Unit Weight Price (PKR)
1 Tola 11.66g Rs. 5,187
10 Grams 10g Rs. 4,447
1 Gram 1g Rs. 445
1 Troy Ounce 31.10g Rs. 13,833
1 Kilogram 1000g Rs. 444,740
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How We Calculate This Rate

International silver spot × the rupee exchange rate

International Silver ($/oz) $49.89
USD / PKR 277.30
Per Tola (11.664g) Rs. 5,187

Formula: ($/oz ÷ 31.1035) × USD/PKR × 11.664. This is the international metal value; shop prices add a dealer premium and making charges.

Exchange Rates (13 Nov)
USD/PKR
276.59
AED/PKR
75.32
SAR/PKR
73.39
GBP/PKR
365.83
EUR/PKR
305.65

Market Summary — 13 Nov 2026

Today's silver rate is Rs. 5,187 per tola. Compared to last week, the rate has decreased by Rs. -211 (-3.9%). On a monthly basis, silver dropped Rs. -502 (-8.8%).

📊 November Analysis

Silver prices rose during the first 12 days of November.

The rate moved from Rs. 5,106 per tola on November 1 to Rs. 5,187 on November 13, a rise of Rs. 82 (1.60%).

The largest single-day increase came on November 4, when silver rose by Rs. 255 per tola.

The sharpest decline came on November 12, when silver fell by Rs. 247 per tola.

During this period: 6 days with increases, 5 days with decreases, 1 day unchanged (13 data points).

Silver Rate History

Date Per Tola Per 10g Per Gram Change
13 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,187 Rs. 4,447 Rs. 444.74 ▲14
12 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,173 Rs. 4,435 Rs. 443.53 ▼-247
11 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,421 Rs. 4,647 Rs. 464.74 ▲86
10 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,334 Rs. 4,573 Rs. 457.33 ▼-144
09 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,479 Rs. 4,697 Rs. 469.72 ▲81
08 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,398 Rs. 4,628 Rs. 462.79 0
07 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,398 Rs. 4,628 Rs. 462.79 ▼-10
06 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,408 Rs. 4,637 Rs. 463.66 ▼-34
05 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,442 Rs. 4,666 Rs. 466.55 ▲27
04 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,415 Rs. 4,642 Rs. 464.23 ▲255
03 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,160 Rs. 4,424 Rs. 442.37 ▼-97
02 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,257 Rs. 4,507 Rs. 450.71 ▲151
01 Nov 2026 Rs. 5,106 Rs. 4,377 Rs. 437.74 0
31 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,106 Rs. 4,377 Rs. 437.74 ▲23
30 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,082 Rs. 4,357 Rs. 435.73 ▼-327
29 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,409 Rs. 4,638 Rs. 463.76 ▼-194
28 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,603 Rs. 4,804 Rs. 480.36 ▼-31
27 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,633 Rs. 4,830 Rs. 482.98 ▲26
26 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,608 Rs. 4,808 Rs. 480.77 ▲13
25 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,594 Rs. 4,796 Rs. 479.64 0
24 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,594 Rs. 4,796 Rs. 479.64 ▲20
23 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,574 Rs. 4,779 Rs. 477.90 ▼-115
22 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,689 Rs. 4,877 Rs. 487.74 ▼-274
21 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,963 Rs. 5,112 Rs. 511.20 ▼-25
20 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,987 Rs. 5,133 Rs. 513.31 ▲78
19 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,909 Rs. 5,067 Rs. 506.65 ▼-16
18 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,925 Rs. 5,080 Rs. 508.02 0
17 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,925 Rs. 5,080 Rs. 508.02 ▲9
16 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,917 Rs. 5,073 Rs. 507.27 ▲19
15 Oct 2026 Rs. 5,898 Rs. 5,056 Rs. 505.63 ▲132

Silver Rate in Pakistan Today — 13 Nov 2026

Today's silver rate in Pakistan is Rs. 5,187 per tola. BaKhabar Pakistan calculates this transparently from the international silver spot price (XAG/USD) multiplied by the open-market USD/PKR exchange rate.

How We Calculate the Silver Rate

Rather than rely on a single shop's quote, we use the real international market price. The formula is: price per gram = (XAG/USD ÷ 31.1035) × USD/PKR; per tola = per gram × 11.664. This gives the international metal value of silver. A shop or jeweller adds a dealer premium and making charges on top — typically 10–20% — so the price you pay at the market may be somewhat higher. Silver is also driven by industrial demand (electronics, solar panels, medical devices), not just investment.

Silver and Zakat

The nisab for zakat on silver is 52.5 tolas (612.36 grams) of pure silver. If you have owned this much for one full lunar year, zakat is due at 2.5% of its current market value. Many scholars use the silver nisab as the overall wealth threshold since it is lower than the gold nisab — use our Zakat Calculator to work it out, and consult your scholar for guidance.

Silver Measurement — Tola, Gram, and Troy Ounce

One Pakistani tola equals 11.6638 grams; one troy ounce equals 31.1035 grams (about 2.667 tolas). Silver is sold as fine silver (99.9% pure) or sterling silver (92.5%, alloyed with copper for durability) — unlike gold, it has no common karat variations.

Silver Rate in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and Other Cities

Because silver in Pakistan is priced off the international market rather than set locally, the rate is effectively the same nationwide. The silver rate in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Gujranwala and Sialkot today is Rs. 5,187 per tola — the figure shown above. Local jewellers may vary by a small margin depending on their premium and making charges.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the silver rate in Pakistan today?

As of 13 Nov 2026, the silver rate in Pakistan is Rs. 5,187 per tola, Rs. 4,447 per 10 grams, and Rs. 444.74 per gram.

How much is one tola of silver today?

One tola (11.66 grams) of silver costs Rs. 5,187 today. This is the international metal value; a jeweller's price adds a premium and making charges.

How is the silver rate determined in Pakistan?

Our rate is calculated from the international silver spot price (XAG/USD) converted to rupees at the open-market USD/PKR rate. The international metal value shown here is before the dealer premium and making charges a shop adds.

What is the nisab for zakat on silver?

52.5 tolas (612.36 grams) of pure silver. If you have held this much silver for one full lunar year, zakat is due at 2.5% of its current market value.

How does silver compare to gold as an investment?

Silver is more affordable than gold but also more volatile. Industrial demand (electronics, solar panels, medical devices) drives silver prices alongside investment demand.

All rates sourced from local market data and verified by BaKhabar Pakistan. We are not responsible for trading or investment decisions.
Muhammad Awais Rashid, ACMA