Halal Investing
Halal investing refers to investment approaches designed to comply with relevant Islamic principles. For Muslim investors, this can involve screening companies and financial products for prohibited business activities and financial characteristics while considering broader Sharia requirements.
Fair Meridian's halal investing resources cover stocks, ETFs, retirement accounts, portfolio construction, Sharia screening, and purification. The guides also examine practical questions about brokerage platforms, individual stocks, and investment products that Muslim investors may encounter.
A halal investment decision requires more than checking whether a company has a permissible business model. Investors may also need to consider financial ratios, interest-related income or debt, purification requirements, and the methodology used by a particular Sharia screening service.
These resources are educational and should not be treated as personal financial or religious advice. Investors should evaluate current screening methodologies and consult qualified advisers where necessary.