Halal Investing 101

Build a strong foundation in Halal investing with structured lessons with Tabadulat learn

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Introducing Tabadulat Learn With Sheikh Mohammed Mahmoud

Check both the company’s business activities and financial ratios. Avoid firms with riba‑based debt or significant impermissible income. Tabadulat screens over 40 000 stocks and ETFs daily and notifies you if a holding becomes non‑compliant.

What Is Halal Investing?

Some ETFs are halal to invest in if they track Shariah‑compliant companies and avoid interest‑based structures. For example, SPUS is a halal alternative to the S&P 500 ETF. Always verify that the underlying assets meet Islamic criteria.

What Makes A Stock "Halal"?

Apps like Zoya and Musaffa provide basic halal stock screening, but Tabadulat screens more than 40 000 stocks and ETFs daily, delivers deeper Shariah‑compliance insights via an independent board, and is completely free to use

What Are ETFs? Are They Halal?

Tabadulat adheres to AAOIFI standards, has an independent Shariah board, screens more than 40 000 stocks and ETFs in real time, and provides alerts if your portfolio becomes non‑compliant. It also includes a built‑in zakat calculator.