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Halal Consumer cyclical stocks

US Consumer cyclical stocks screened against the AAOIFI standard: business activity, interest-bearing debt, cash and interest income. Below are the largest halal ones by market cap.

Halal

173

Not halal

311

Doubtful

19

Not enough data

10

34% of the sector is halal · 513 listed companies in total

Why companies in this sector pass or fail

This sector covers retail, autos, restaurants, hotels and travel. The most common reason is debt: many companies finance expansion with loans, and carmakers have interest-based finance arms. The business screen removes casinos, gambling and other prohibited activities. Low-debt brands and online retailers often pass.

This is a general observation, not a fatwa. Every company is screened individually — the result is on its own page, with the ratios. Methodology

Not halal — by reason

311 companies are currently not halal. One company can fail for several reasons; the interest-income test only applies once the debt and cash ratios pass.

  • Prohibited business (banking, insurance, alcohol, gambling...)28 · 9%
  • Interest-bearing debt ≥ 30% (of market cap)227 · 73%
  • Cash & investments ≥ 30%112 · 36%
  • Interest (non-compliant) income ≥ 5%3 · 1%
  • Other (collapsed market cap, no revenue, etc.)3 · 1%

Largest halal stocks — Consumer cyclical

The 30 largest by market cap. Open any row for the full stock page — ratios, formula and date.

#CompanyMarket capPriceDebtCashInterest income
1Amazon.com, Inc.AMZN$2.78T2505.66.80.6
2Tesla, Inc.TSLA$1.44T354.720.83.91.8
3Home Depot, Inc. (The)HD$304.37B309.6314.90.60.1
4McDonald's CorporationMCD$166.26B242.9719.00.40.3
5TJX Companies, Inc. (The)TJX$156.53B147.332.14.30.3
6Booking Holdings Inc. Common StBKNG$122.11B163.4513.611.93.4
7Lowe's Companies, Inc.LOW$110.58B197.3828.52.40.1
8Starbucks CorporationSBUX$104.18B97.5212.83.80.3
9Marriott InternationalMAR$96.88B388.0522.40.60.2
10Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.HLT$73.57B345.1222.21.7—
11Ross Stores, Inc.ROST$72.36B236.891.98.20.8
12Ferrari N.V.RACE$69.73B397.535.12.40.3
13O'Reilly Automotive, Inc.ORLY$69.68B89.279.70.40.0
14Nike, Inc.NKE$55.44B37.1314.316.3—
15eBay Inc.EBAY$52.46B120.2819.815.42.4
16AutoZone, Inc.AZO$46.79B3,120.5922.70.50.1
17Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.CMG$38.85B29.890.01.10.6
18D.R. Horton, Inc.DHI$36.72B139.3915.24.5—
19Expedia Group, Inc.EXPE$32.83B288.9522.929.91.7
20Williams-Sonoma, Inc.WSM$28.27B250.160.05.10.5
21SharkNinja, Inc.SN$27.15B186.515.35.8—
22Coupang, Inc.CPNG$26.52B14.276.515.20.6
23Ulta Beauty, Inc.ULTA$25.86B592.941.61.00.1
24Intercontinental Hotels GroupIHG$23.37B167.7723.65.50.9
25Darden Restaurants, Inc.DRI$23.19B216.3511.01.00.0
26Tapestry, Inc.TPR$22.63B120.1813.46.5—
27Ralph Lauren CorporationRL$22.17B385.59.212.20.7
28Packaging Corporation of AmericPKG$20.67B23621.83.7—
29PulteGroup, Inc.PHM$20.48B113.559.77.90.3
30Genuine Parts CompanyGPC$18.44B133.9627.93.1—

Ratios in percent; limits: debt < 30%, cash < 30%, interest income < 5%.

The other 143 halal stocks — in the screener

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Industries in this sector

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Frequently asked questions

Which Consumer cyclical stocks are halal?
According to our AAOIFI-based screening, 173 of 513 listed Consumer cyclical companies are halal. The largest by market cap: Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN), Tesla, Inc. (TSLA), Home Depot, Inc. (The) (HD), McDonald's Corporation (MCD), TJX Companies, Inc. (The) (TJX). The full list and each company's ratios are on the stock pages.
Why are some Consumer cyclical companies not halal?
This sector covers retail, autos, restaurants, hotels and travel. The most common reason is debt: many companies finance expansion with loans, and carmakers have interest-based finance arms. The business screen removes casinos, gambling and other prohibited activities. Low-debt brands and online retailers often pass.
Is this a fatwa or investment advice?
No. This is the result of automated screening based on public data. It is neither a fatwa nor an investment recommendation. Consult a scholar or adviser you trust before making decisions.
How often are the results updated?
Screening runs every day: when a new quarterly report comes out, the ratios are recalculated and the status may change. Each stock page shows the date it was checked.

Terms

Not a fatwa and not investment advice. Screening is automated from public financial reports and may be wrong or out of date.