Halal research
Halal investing questions answered with numbers — updated daily.
Four studies: how much of the S&P 500 is halal, how similar halal ETFs are to each other, whether halal funds earn less than the S&P 500, and which halal stocks pay dividends. All of them are open without logging in.
What you get
Halal vs S&P 500
SPUS, HLAL and SPY: growth of $10,000, average yearly return (CAGR), yearly total returns and the deepest drawdowns — dividends reinvested.
S&P 500 and ETF holdings
How much of the index weight is halal, by sector. Overlap between SPY, SPUS, HLAL, UMMA, SPTE, SPWO and SPRE — shared holdings and those only one fund owns.
Halal dividends
Halal dividend payers, sortable by yield, purification percentage and the net yield after purification.
How to use it
- 1Open the study you need.
- 2Pick two funds for the overlap, or sort the dividend table.
- 3Click a stock to open its page.
Good to know
- Wahed fund holdings (HLAL, UMMA) come from quarterly SEC N-PORT filings, about 2 months late; the page warns about it.
- SPUS history starts in December 2019. This research is not investment advice.
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