FAQ Category: Halaal Investment FAQ's

Not all providers are the same. Look for platforms that work with recognised shariah scholars and publish transparent reports. We list the top UK-based options on our Investment Providers page.

Yes. Physical gold and real estate are generally halal. But there are rules about how you buy, sell, and manage them. Make sure you avoid interest-based loans or unclear contracts.

Yes, zakat is due on most halal investments if they meet the nisab threshold and you’ve held them for one lunar year. We will be publishing a full Zakat on…

You can start halal investing with as little as £50. Some platforms have no minimum requirement. It is better to start small and build a habit than to wait for…

Many workplace pensions include haram investments by default. But there are halal pension options available in the UK. You can switch to a shariah-compliant pension provider or build a private…

This is still a debated topic. Some scholars allow certain types of crypto with real-world utility, while others see it as too uncertain. Always seek advice from trusted Islamic scholars…

All investments carry some risk. Halal investments are not guaranteed to make money. But they avoid risky practices like gambling and excessive speculation. The goal is steady, ethical growth over…

A halal stock must pass a shariah screening. It should not earn money from things like alcohol, pork, gambling, or interest. Some investment platforms already screen stocks for you. We…

Yes, investing is halal as long as it follows Islamic principles. This means no interest, no gambling, and no involvement in haram industries. Halal investing is encouraged in Islam when…