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Quantum Ethical Fund (2026): Ethical by Mandate, Uncertified by Design
The first new fund in India's ethical category in 15 years is beating its Shariah benchmark. It also publishes no Shariah board, no advisor and no certificate, and folds Jainism into its screen. Both halves matter.
TASIS and Who Certifies Halal in India (2026)
SEBI licenses the advisers and RBI the NBFCs, but nobody licenses the certifiers. Inside TASIS, the Mumbai firm that functions as India's de facto Shariah standards body, and the ledger that lets you verify who is actually certified.
Halal Stock Screening Apps in India (2026): Islamicly vs Musaffa vs Zoya vs Finispia vs IslamicTijarat
Rs 169 a month to Rs 9,999 a year, TASIS-aligned to AAOIFI-based, named scholar boards to none at all. The five halal screening apps serving India, compared on the things that actually differ.
Dividend Purification for Indian Investors: The Complete Guide (2026)
Even screened stocks earn slivers of interest, and that sliver reaches you through dividends. How purification actually works in India: the ratios, the calculators TASIS publishes, and what to do with the money.
Halal SIP Investing in India (2026): Every Systematic Route, With Real Minimums
India runs on SIPs: 94.5 million accounts and counting. The halal corner of that market now has real systematic options from Rs 100 a month. Here is every route, with minimums, costs and certification status.
Shariah PMS and Advisory in India (2026): The Complete Landscape
Five SEBI-registered firms run verified Shariah advisory or portfolio management in India, from Rs 5,000 monthly SIPs to Rs 50 lakh PMS mandates. The complete landscape, including who is certified by whom.
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.