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Zakat on Mutual Funds, Shares and EPF in India (2026)
How Indian Muslims calculate zakat on mutual fund units, listed shares, EPF balances and PPF maturity, with the two scholarly methods, the nisab test and what IndiaZakat's FAQ actually says.
Where to Pay Zakat in India (2026): IndiaZakat vs Zakat Foundation vs Local
Three zakat routes in India compared from the organisations' own pages: direct giving, IndiaZakat's zero-commission crowdfunding (about 2% gateway fee, 80G at 50%) and Zakat Foundation of India's trust model.
Interest Free Loan for Muslims in India (2026): How to Apply, Step by Step
No Indian bank offers an interest-free loan; the route is membership of a credit society. How Al-Khair, Janseva and Bait-Un-Nas'r process a loan, the documents they list, and whether any accepts online applications.
Islamicly Gold Review (2026): Is This Digital Gold Halal, and What It Costs
Islamicly Gold sells 24K 999 gold from ₹100, vaulted under a named trustee and certified by Islamicly's scholar board. What the site publishes on custody, SIPs, selling and delivery, what it omits, and how it compares.
Is Health Insurance Halal in India? (2026): Necessity, No Takaful and 80D
Commercial health insurance is a conventional contract, India has no takaful alternative, and most scholars allow cover under necessity. Where the line sits, IRDAI's standard products and Section 80D.
Is a Credit Card Halal in India? Cards, No-Cost EMI and BNPL (2026)
Whether an Indian Muslim can hold a credit card, what the RBI's 2022 card directions say about the interest-free period, no-cost EMI and minimum dues, and how BNPL and charge cards compare.
Halal Investment Bangalore (2026): Zamzam Capital, Taqwa, Yellow and More
Bengaluru hosts India's only halal research firm with a named Shariah board, an interest-free credit society in Jayanagar and the country's main online will-maker. The city map by need: invest, borrow, buy, will, zakat.
Halal ETF in USA for Indian Investors (2026): SPUS, HLAL and Buying Under LRS
SPUS (0.45%), HLAL (0.50%), SPSK and SPRE compared from the issuer pages, then the Indian mechanics: the USD 250,000 LRS limit, 20% TCS above ₹10 lakh, Vested's published fees, and when Shariah BeES is simpler.
Is Tata Ethical Fund Halal? (2026): Screening, Certification and Purification
Tata Ethical Fund is run as a Shariah-screened equity scheme with published exclusions, but its website does not name the certifying board or publish purification figures. What the fund pages actually show.