JoymistaSHARIAH COMPLIANCE
Check US stocks against Shariah standards
The tool checks the company’s business and four financial ratios from its official reports and gives one of three results: “Meets the standards”, “Does not meet the standards” or “Needs review”, with the reason. A purification calculator shows how much of your gains to donate for the non-compliant share of income.
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How to use it
- Check any US stockThe tool checks the company’s business and 4 financial ratios from its official reports, using the FTSE Yasaar method. Type a ticker or company, or pick from “Popular”.
- The resultThe result is “Meets the standards”, “Does not meet the standards” or “Needs review”, with the short reason below it.
- The five criteriaThe business first, then four ratios. Each ratio has a bar and a small mark for the limit: if the bar passes the mark, the stock fails that criterion.
- Purification calculatorEnter your gains from the stock in dollars to see how much to donate to purify the non-compliant share of the company’s income.
- For guidance onlyThe check is automated, not a fatwa. If it says “Needs review” or you are unsure, consult a qualified scholar.
Why it helps
Many traders look for halal stocks in the US market without knowing how to check one themselves. The tool shows all five criteria with their numbers, so you understand why the result came out as it did. It is an automated guide, not a fatwa: if it says “Needs review” or you are unsure, consult a qualified scholar.
FAQ
How do I know if a US stock is Shariah compliant?
The company’s business is checked first, then ratios such as debt, cash and non-compliant income against set limits. Enter the ticker to see each criterion and its result.
What is purification?
Donating the part of your gains that matches the company’s non-compliant income. The calculator works it out from your gains in dollars.
Is this a fatwa?
No. It is an automated guidance check against published standards; when in doubt, ask a qualified scholar.
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