Growing wealth ethically: A guide to Sharia investing
When it comes to investing in the stock market, Muslim investors have historically faced a few challenges. That’s because a body of religious law that forms part of Islamic tradition, “Sharia,” forbids investments in many industries that are represented in mainstream indexes and investment funds.
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LOL i have the same doubts but you must the read article above in details they mentioned every thing how they scrutinize for their selection to meet sharia compliance ... i am satisfied however got to do more research :)... Show More
I can see MCD, VRTX, MAR and CMG stocks which are NOT HALAL as per AAOIFI. I checked in Zoya. If this is Sharia compliant smart portfolio, then why it is investing in this stocks? ... Show More
Dear eToro Team,
These concerns raised before and still people having questions/doubts about this Smart-portfolio. You are assuring it is HALAL and as per Sharia rules/AAOIFI, but it is NOT.
I have checked each stock inside this portfolio and found that 4 out of 40 stocks are considered HARAM as of... Show More
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