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Is It Halal?
Most Muslim investors unknowingly hold stocks with hidden interest income and excess debt. Type any company name below - get a clear Halal or Not Halal verdict in seconds.
3 Things Your Broker Will Never Tell You
A great company can still be a haram investment. Here's why.
Too Much Borrowed Money
A company can make great cars or brilliant software - but if more than a third of its value is funded by interest-based loans, scholars say the stock is off limits. Most screeners miss this hidden debt.
Your Dividends Aren't Fully Clean
Even Halal companies earn some interest from bank deposits. A small slice of every dividend you receive comes from that interest - and that slice needs to be given away as Sadaqah.
You're Probably Overpaying Zakat
If you pay 2.5% Zakat on the total value of your stocks, you're likely paying too much. Long-term investors only owe Zakat on the company's working assets - usually 15% to 35% of the share price.
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