Investing is no longer optional—it’s essential. But for Muslims, the decision to invest is not just financial, it’s spiritual. The question many ask is: What’s the difference between halal and…
If you’re a Muslim investor navigating the Indian share market, it’s essential to understand the difference between halal shares and conventional shares. Not all listed stocks are compliant with Islamic…
Every year, more Muslim investors in India turn to halal investing—selecting Shariah-compliant stocks that align with Islamic principles. To help you build a strong, ethical portfolio, we’ve curated a list…
Both Shariah-compliant investing and ESG investing are ethical approaches that appeal to values-driven investors. But they are not the same. As interest in ethical finance grows—especially in India—many investors ask:“What’s…
If you’re a Muslim looking to grow your wealth in a way that aligns with your faith, building a Shariah-compliant investment portfolio is the ideal path. But many investors still…
With the rise of retail trading platforms and YouTube influencers promoting options strategies, many Muslim traders are asking:“Is option trading halal in Islam?”“Can I make quick profits trading derivatives without…
In a fast-moving financial world, many Indian Muslims want to trade—but the big question remains:“Is trading halal in Islam?”“How can I trade ethically and stay Shariah-compliant?” The answer is: trading…
Many Muslims in India are eager to invest and grow their wealth—but one question causes hesitation and is one of the most common questions asked by Muslims interested in investing:“Is…
Saif is a prominent Islamic Banking and Corporate Finance expert. His focus lies on developing Shari’a compliant savings, credit and investment products for the Indian market. He is the Managing Partner at Zamzam Capital LLP, a Shari’a compliant wealth management firm focused on the Indian stock market. He had earlier managed Zayd Chit Funds Pvt. Ltd., which was India’s first Shari‘a compliant licensed chit fund company. Saif began his career as an investment banker working for Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan in New York and London. He later worked in senior roles as an Islamic Banker in Kuwait with the investment subsidiaries of Kuwait Finance House, the 2nd largest Islamic Bank in the world. Saif graduated from Bates College, USA with a double major in Economics and Mathematics and is also a graduate of the London School of Economics.