Halal Stock Screener Apps

Why You Need a Halal Stock Screener App

Halal stock screener apps take the guesswork out of Shariah-compliant investing by automatically filtering stocks against Islamic finance criteria. Instead of manually checking financial ratios and revenue sources, these apps apply established methodologies like AAOIFI, Dow Jones, S&P, FTSE, and MSCI standards to flag whether a stock is permissible. If you are building a halal portfolio, one of these tools should be your starting point.

Top Halal Stock Screener Apps Compared

Here are the leading halal stock screener apps available today, each with a different strength depending on your investing needs.

Zoya

Zoya screens roughly 12,000 US, UK, and Canadian stocks using AAOIFI methodology under the guidance of Shariah advisors. It sends compliance change alerts by email, suggests halal alternatives for non-compliant holdings, and includes a built-in zakat calculator. Zoya also lets you link existing brokerage accounts and execute trades within the app, making it a strong choice for investors who want screening and trading in one place.

Musaffa

Musaffa covers over 120,000 equities and 9,000 ETFs across 90-plus markets including the US, UK, Canada, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. It offers 100-plus smart filters, side-by-side stock comparisons, and a purification tool for non-halal earnings. Screening is backed by a Shariah supervisory board that reviews compliance data alongside the platform’s analysts.

Islamicly

Islamicly provides access to more than 30,000 Shariah-compliant stocks across 100-plus markets through 32 global broker integrations. Its standout feature is “Islamicly Moons,” pre-built halal portfolios that mirror popular funds and ETFs. The app also includes automated purification tracking and compliance monitoring with cutoff dates for clearing non-compliant positions.

Finispia

Finispia screens over 220,000 stocks across 90-plus countries using five Islamic methodologies simultaneously: Dow Jones, S&P, FTSE, MSCI, and AAOIFI. It also screens ETFs, REITs across 20-plus countries, and sukuk globally. The free plan allows three stock lookups, with premium plans unlocking advanced filtering by financial ratios.

Muslim Xchange

Muslim Xchange screens global stocks against five major Shariah standards and is the only platform that calculates zakat using AAOIFI methodology specifically. A unique feature is its Microsoft Excel Add-In, which brings Shariah screening directly into spreadsheets. Paid membership tiers add ETF screening and advanced filters for country, industry, debt level, and analyst ratings.

How to Choose the Right App

Start by matching the app to your market. If you invest primarily in North American stocks, Zoya covers that well. For global coverage, Musaffa, Islamicly, and Finispia each screen 90-plus markets. Consider whether you need trading integration, purification tools, or zakat calculation built in. Most of these apps offer free tiers or trials, so test two or three before committing to a paid plan.

Halal Times publishes independent reviews of Islamic finance tools and platforms. Bookmark our Fintech section for updated guides as new screener features and apps launch.