Faith-based frameworks we screen
FaithScreener computes verdicts against 10 published faith-based investing frameworks. Pick the one your scholar, fund, or community uses, or compare all 10 side by side on any ticker.
Shariah
Islamic financeAAOIFI Standard 21
The most widely cited Shariah methodology globally. Trailing market cap denominator. Three financial ratios each below 30%, non-compliant income below 5% of revenue.
Dow Jones Islamic Market
24-month trailing average market cap denominator. Three ratios each below 33%. Non-compliant income below 5%. Used by HLAL and other major Islamic ETFs.
S&P Shariah
36-month trailing average market cap denominator. Most permissive on receivables (49% allowed). Used by SP Funds and several global Shariah ETFs.
FTSE Yasaar
Total assets denominator instead of market cap. 33.33% threshold across debt, cash, and securities. Asset-heavy and brand-rich companies (like Nike) often fail.
MSCI Islamic
Total assets denominator. Stricter on receivables than FTSE Yasaar (33.33% cap). Used by iShares MSCI World Islamic UCITS ETF.
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