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Explore stocks and crypto, track a portfolio, and use faith-conscious finance tools. Updated Shariah screening and evidence reports are in progress.
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Shariah screening update in progress
We’re updating Hudood’s screening using current financial disclosures and authoritative evidence. Halal/Haram verdicts and supporting compliance details will remain unavailable until each asset completes the new review.
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Hudood Financial brings market data, watchlists, portfolio tracking and a Zakaat calculator into one place. The screening sections below describe the method being prepared for a later release.
Stock market data
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Crypto market data
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Portfolio & analytics
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Watchlists
Follow the stocks and coins you care about with current market information.
Zakaat calculator
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Screening methodology
How Hudood screens, explained.
Different scholars apply different standards. Hudood is preparing a multi-tiered framework informed by recognised screening references. The material below describes the planned method; it is not a published verdict or scholar approval.
Informed by AAOIFI benchmarks, with stricter thresholds where appropriate. You will be able to choose a level — Itqan, Ehtiyat or Taqwa — once its evidence and release controls are approved.
Itqan
Balanced compliance for mainstream halal investing.
- Interest-bearing debt ≤ 30%
- Cash & receivables within accepted bounds
- Non-halal income under 5%, then purified
- Practical for diversified portfolios
Ehtiyat
Extra care and lower tolerance for doubtful income.
- Tighter thresholds: 25% debt, 3% non-halal income
- Lower tolerance for interest-linked exposure
- Purification still required
- Reduces exposure to grey areas
Taqwa
The most conservative limits, for avoiding even minor doubt.
- Strictest limits: 15% debt, 1% non-halal income
- Purification strongly recommended
- For a more conservative fiqh opinion
- Designed to avoid even minor doubt
| Level | Debt limit | Cash limit | Receivables | Non-halal income | Excluded sectors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Itqan | ≤ 30% | ≤ 30% | ≤ 49% | ≤ 5% | All haram sectors |
| Ehtiyat | ≤ 25% | ≤ 25% | ≤ 33% | ≤ 3% | All haram sectors |
| Taqwa | ≤ 15% | ≤ 15% | ≤ 25% | ≤ 1% | All haram sectors |
A company is screened out when one of these is a principal activity, a reported segment, or more than 5% of its revenue. Defence contractors are judged case by case, and where scholars differ Hudood takes the stricter position.
We extend halal screening to digital assets across six dimensions — judging both the project and its financial mechanics.
Passes the screening criteria for your chosen level, as of the date shown.
Considered compliant, but better avoided where a clearer, fully-compliant option exists.
Fails the screening standards. Not considered halal.
No verdict is public in the initial release. Future verdicts will require current, reviewable evidence and an approved release.
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