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What to Do When Your Shariah-Compliant Shares Become Non-Compliant after Merger?

The Problem When a Shariah-compliant company merges with or is acquired by a non-compliant company, you receive shares in a non-compliant entity. What should you do? The Shariah Ruling Sell Immediately: Dispose of non-compliant shares as...

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Are Gold and Silver ETFs Halal? Understanding Shari’ah Compliance

Precious metal investment has shifted from physically holding gold and silver to modern financial instruments such as Gold and Silver ETFs and digital funds. In the past, people usually invested by buying and storing physical coins or bars,...

Tata Motors Demerger: A Clear Shariah Status Guide

Alhamdulillah, in recent days, we have received several questions from different sources regarding the Tata Motors demerger and its Shariah status. The restructuring has created confusion among ethical and Shariah-compliant investors about which parts of the business raise...

Understanding Margin Trading: How It Works and the Shariah Ruling

Ever wondered about the mechanics of margin trading in the stock market? Or perhaps you've come across terms like "leverage" and "borrowing" and are curious how they apply to investments. This guide aims to explain margin trading in...

Are REITs Halal? Understanding Shariah Compliance in REITs.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) offer investors an opportunity to invest in real estate assets without the need to directly own or manage properties. However, for Muslim investors, a critical question arises: Are REITs halal according to Shariah...

Let’s Understand Halal SIP (Halal Systematic Investment Plan): A way of Smart Investing

In recent times, Halal SIP has become a topic of discussion. One of the reasons SIP has gained momentum is the flexibility it offers by allowing investors to start investing with a small amount of money, which could...

Shariah-Compliant Mutual Funds: Principles` and Practices

Shari'ah-compliant (halal) mutual funds are important today because they provide Muslim investors with investment opportunities that align with Islamic principles. Investment is a key aspect of financial growth, but for Muslim investors, it is equally important to ensure...
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Why Sharia Scholars Opt for 33%, 5%, and Additional Thresholds

Bismillah There are many Financial Screening Criterias, out of theme, We at the IslamicStock uses the following criteria Rule 1The Business-Rule 2Impermissible income to total revenue5%Rule...

Navigating the Financial Landscape: Understanding Large-Cap Investments

In the dynamic world of finance, companies are often classified based on their market capitalization into three distinct categories: Large-cap, Mid-cap, and Small-cap. Each...

Addition of the Non-Compliant Investment to Total Assets Ratio As Rule 6

Unveiling the Non-Compliant Investment to Total Assets Ratio: As per the available contemporary fatwa on screening for Shariah-compliant stocks, the Shariah team recommended including the...

Empowering Women: Transforming the Landscape of Investment and Finance

As'salamuُ Alaikُum wْaً Rehmatُullahiِ wْaُ-Barkatُuhuُۃ The presence of active women traders in the Indian market is swiftly on the rise. The count of accounts initiated...

Why Scholars use 33% and 5% benchmarks in the Stock Market ( Based on which Hadith )

Logic and evidence behind the 33% and 5% benchmarks. The purpose of Shariah financial screening indices is to avoid companies with unacceptable levels of interest-bearing...
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