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SenSage Financial Services (2026): India's Halal-Only Adviser, Reviewed
A SEBI RIA dedicated 100% to Shariah-compliant advisory, with printed screening thresholds and strategies from Rs 1 lakh. The gap: a Shariah board its pages reference but never name. The full picture.
Green Portfolio's Ethical Fund and Smallcase (2026): Zero Fixed Fees, Administered Purification
A Shariah PMS with performance-only pricing and a retail smallcase with administered purification notifications, both monitored by Islamicly. What Green Portfolio does differently, and what rests on a screening platform rather than named scholars.
Zamzam Capital (2026): The Only Named Shariah Board in Indian Retail Investing
Three named scholars with published bios, a signed halal stocks list, and a 900+ stock screened universe. Zamzam Capital is the governance leader of Indian halal retail investing. Here is what it offers and where it is still young.
Geojit Ethical Portfolio PMS (2026): TASIS-Certified Wealth Management, Reviewed
A TASIS-certified multicap PMS from an established Kochi brokerage, verifiable on the certifier's own ledger. What Geojit's Ethical Portfolio offers HNI investors, and what its page does not show.
Vivekam's Shariah Products (2026): TASIS Certification From Rs 5,000 a Month
The same TASIS universe that costs Rs 50 lakh to access through PMS is available at Vivekam from Rs 50,000 lumpsum or Rs 5,000 a month. The catch: a mixed conventional house and unprinted fees. The full picture.
Are Sovereign Gold Bonds Halal? The RBI's Own FAQ Answers the Question (2026)
The question answers itself once you read the RBI's FAQ: Sovereign Gold Bonds pay 2.50% fixed interest, semi-annually, on a debt security that tracks gold. That is riba, and no purification workaround exists.
Is EPF Interest Halal? The Compulsory vs Voluntary Line, Explained From the Fatwa Literature (2026)
Deoband and Karachi's darul iftas agree on the decisive variable: whether the contribution was compulsory or chosen. What that means for your EPF, the VPF trap, and how purification actually works.
Is NPS Halal? An Honest Look at the National Pension System for Muslim Investors (2026)
The fatwa logic that permits EPF interest rests on compulsion, and NPS is chosen. Its schemes are not Shariah-screened and carry interest-bearing debt even at maximum equity. The honest analysis, and what to do instead.
REITs and the Shariah Question in India (2026): The Framework and the Honest Gaps
Real estate income is the classic halal asset class, which makes REITs tempting. But no Indian REIT publishes Shariah certification, and the structures carry debt and interest. The framework for judging them honestly.