Whether this coin clears the published standards, and the filings behind that answer. The screen runs first and nothing on the trading side can override it.
Structure, momentum, positioning and levels. Separate from the Sharia verdict above, which this side never overrides.
Methodology breakdown not tracked for SHEESHA in this view. The verdict above is our compliance provider's, unchanged.
Whether the technical picture shows an edge right now. Separate from the Sharia verdict, which this side never overrides.
Sheesha Finance (BEP20) (SHEESHA) is currently considered not halal (non-compliant), per our own multi-standard crypto screen. Our full reasoning, the standards behind it and the facts it rests on are below.
Not tracked for SHEESHA in this view — our own seven-methodology breakdown is not on this page. The verdict above is our compliance provider's, unchanged and not affected by this.
Verdict history for SHEESHA. Nothing has been recorded for it yet.
ℹ️ Coin verdicts are not change-tracked yet. An empty history here means nothing has been recorded, not that nothing has moved.
This coin carries a published verdict of non-compliant from our reviewed list. When we screened it a second time against the named scholarly standards, that independent route reached a different answer.
We publish the detailed breakdown only where both routes agree. A disagreement usually means our structured description of the token is wrong somewhere — that is what it has meant every time we have chased one down — so showing the breakdown would mean publishing reasoning we do not yet trust. It is queued for review.
Screened 2026-08-29. The verdict on the compliance card above still stands; it is the framework-by-framework detail that is withheld.
Market structure by timeframe, read from real bars. A bias per timeframe rather than a forecast — timeframes disagreeing is information, not noise.
The market-structure read is still being computed — it runs in the background rather than holding this page up. Reload in a moment and it will be here.
How the rest of the sector moved over the same window. Context for a price move, never a cause of one.
Peer movement computing — it will appear here on its own.
The questions worth asking about any verdict on this page, answered plainly.
The ratio screen needs a balance sheet. A coin has neither filings nor a debt figure, so the same test cannot run. Compliance turns instead on what the token actually is and does.
Most commonly, the token is a claim on interest: a lending protocol, a yield-bearing stablecoin, or a product whose return comes from lending at interest rather than from work performed.
No. A protocol can add a lending product or change what its token does. Any verdict that moves is recorded, and a verdict that has not moved is reported as such rather than assumed.
Not on every coin. Where real disagreement exists, HTR records both positions instead of picking one. This is a research tool; a ruling for your own holding should come from a qualified scholar.
Open research, not a fatwa. HTR applies published screening standards to filings and publishes what they say, including when they disagree. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Verdicts can change when new filings land.
Same screen, different answers. Comparison is where the standards disagreeing becomes useful rather than confusing.
Peer screening computing — it will appear here on its own.
Plain-language summary of the evidence already on this page — the Sharia screen, structure, momentum, and order flow above. It explains the read; it doesn't make the call. Generated on demand (a live AI call), never run automatically.