US EQUITIES CLOSED CRYPTO 24/7
HALAL TRADING ROOM Sharia-screened signals
TERMINAL
18,503
Stocks screened
502
Crypto assets
17,085
Funds screened
7
Equity methodologies
1,610 stocks screened
+ 10,185 global issuers screened in-house, updated 2026-09-09
out of 15,238 issuers in the registry (66.8%) · 5,053 cannot be priced
23,932 symbols examined in total · 18,803 carry a verdict (5,129 could not be rated)
provider data updated 2026-09-07
1188 compliant 381 non-compliant
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502 coins screened
updated 2026-08-29
46 compliant 132 non-compliant
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433 stocks additionally flagged for deeper review by our in-house ratio engine (100.0% checked so far) — a separate signal from the provider status above. Full breakdown →

ETFs & mutual funds

17,052 funds carry a verdict from our own look-through of their filed holdings — 307 compliant. A fund is screened on its actual portfolio, not on its name or its marketing, and one whose holdings we cannot cover far enough is reported as unrated rather than guessed at. Browse the funds →

Screening methodologies

Stocks are checked against seven published equity methodologies. Different standards can legitimately reach different verdicts on the same company — none is universally "correct." See the full breakdown →

AAOIFI Usmani Dow Jones Islamic S&P Shariah MSCI Islamic MSCI Islamic M-Series FTSE Shariah
Why two separate methodologies

Stocks are screened by business activity plus financial ratios sourced from SEC filings — a company either does or doesn't operate in an excluded category, and its debt/interest-bearing-asset ratios either clear or don't clear published thresholds. Crypto has no filings or balance sheet to check — compliance instead turns on what a coin's underlying mechanism actually is (a real utility token vs. an interest-bearing yield product vs. a staking/speculative asset in genuine scholarly debate). See Methodology for the full stock rules and Is Crypto Halal? for the full crypto reasoning.

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