Haram investments are those prohibited under Islamic law — companies involved in alcohol, tobacco, gambling, conventional banking and interest-based lending, pornography, weapons manufacturing, and pork production. Understanding what makes an investment haram and how to screen for it is fundamental to halal investing. These articles cover how haram screening works, the tools available (Zoya Finance, AAOIFI criteria), and how to handle inadvertent haram exposure in existing portfolios.
