Is your stock halal?
See it under five scholarly standards side by side — including Mufti Taqi Usmani's illiquid-asset rule and a Ja'fari (Shia) profile — with every threshold cited to its source.
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Sourced from the documents that actually rule.
Every threshold on HalalGauge traces back to a published primary source — not a third-party score, not an opinion. Open any check to see the citation.
Read the methodologyThree steps to clarity.
A simple flow that takes you from question to verdict in under a minute.
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Five scholarly standards, or build your own thresholds. Pick once — HalalGauge remembers.
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Screening infrastructure that shows its work.
The same transparent, multi-scholar engine behind the retail product — licensable as index construction, a screening data API, and auditable screening reports for funds, banks and pension/MPF providers. HalalGauge is not a Shariah certification body; your own Shariah board keeps final authority.
Bespoke Shariah-screened indices to your mandate — auditable methodology, ongoing maintenance.
Multi-scholar verdicts, ratios and purification data, programmatically — JSON or CSV.
Deterministic screening reports — the figures, thresholds and cited sources behind every verdict. Methodology transparency, not religious certification.
- Free, transparent halal stock screening.
- Five scholarly methodologies + a custom builder.
- Zakat and purification calculators.
- Information you can verify. We show the math.
- An investment advisor. We don't tell you what to buy.
- A bank or brokerage. We don't hold your money.
- A religious authority. We surface scholarly opinion.
- A replacement for a qualified scholar for your specifics.