Halal ETF Audit
How halal are the 'halal' ETFs, actually? Every week we screen each tracked fund's current holdings across all five Shariah methodologies and the FaithScreener Consensus, and grade the fund by the share of audited holdings that fail. Coverage is disclosed per fund, Questionable verdicts are never counted as failing, and corrections are public and permanent.
Disclaimer
The Halal ETF Audit is an informational report of screening outcomes under FaithScreener's published methodology, applied to each fund's most recently obtained holdings as of the date shown. Coverage varies by fund and is disclosed per fund. It is not investment advice, not a recommendation to buy or sell any fund or security, and not a statement about any issuer's intent. Fund holdings change; classifications are computed from public financial filings and market data, which may contain errors or lags. Consult a qualified advisor and your own scholars before acting.
Methodology
Each audited holding is screened across all five Shariah methodologies and the FaithScreener Consensus. A holding counts as failing only when its consensus verdict is Non-Compliant; Questionable verdicts (which absorb estimation uncertainty) are reported separately and never counted as failing. Grades reflect the failing share of audited holdings, weighted by portfolio weight where weights are available. How the consensus is computed: methodology page.
Corrections
If an audit is found to be based on erroneous data, we correct it publicly: the fund's entry carries a dated correction note, and the audit is re-run. Report an error: contact page.