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Discover what halal and ethical stocks are, how Sharia screening works, and browse our live screened stock directory.
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What are halal and ethical stocks?
Learn what halal and ethical stocks are, how Sharia screening works, and browse the live screened stock directory for company-level research.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are halal and ethical stocks?
Halal and ethical stocks are equities in companies that meet Islamic finance screening principles and broader ethical criteria. Sharia screening evaluates business activity (avoiding alcohol, weapons, gambling, riba-based finance) and financial ratios. Ethical screening adds review of BDS lists, AFSC data, and occupation-related exposure. Both checks must clear for a stock to be classified as passing. - How is a stock classified as halal?
Classification combines Sharia ETF holdings data, business activity research, and ethical source mentions. When both Sharia and ethical checks are clear, the stock receives a passing classification. When evidence is incomplete or conflicting, it is marked uncertain. The methodology page explains each signal in detail. - Is this an official Sharia fatwa or certification?
No. This is a research platform providing educational information to support due diligence. It is not a Sharia authority or certified advisory service. Always consult qualified Islamic scholars and financial advisors for personal investment decisions.