Islamic Finance
Your complete guide to Sharia-compliant investing, savings tracking, and Zakat calculation.
وَأَحَلَّ اللَّهُ الْبَيْعَ وَحَرَّمَ الرِّبَا
"Allah has permitted trade and forbidden interest." — 2:275
Zakat Calculator
Calculate your obligatory Zakat accurately
Savings Tracker
Track income & expenses with halal categories
Islamic Investing Principles
No Riba (interest) — money cannot generate money by itself
No Gharar (excessive uncertainty or speculative contracts)
No Maisir (gambling or highly speculative derivatives)
Company's core business must be halal
Investments should benefit society broadly
Halal Investment Types
Halal Stocks
Shares in companies not involved in interest banking, alcohol, tobacco, or pork.
Sukuk (Islamic Bonds)
Shariah alternative to bonds — ownership in real assets with legitimate returns.
Real Estate
Direct property ownership or Islamic REITs compliant with Sharia principles.
Gold & Silver
Physical precious metals — a recognized Islamic safe haven investment.
Mudaraba & Musharaka
Partnership in real ventures with shared profit and loss between parties.
What to Avoid (Haram Sectors)
Interest-based banking & loans
Alcohol & intoxicants
Tobacco products
Gambling & casinos
Weapons & defense contractors
Pork & related products
How to Start Halal Investing
Learn the basic Shariah principles of money and trade
Purify your portfolio — remove any haram holdings
Consult a scholar or Islamic financial advisor
Start with screened halal stocks or Sukuk
Allocate a portion of profits to charity (Sadaqah)
Review your portfolio annually and pay Zakat on it