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Sukuk Explained for Australian Investors
Sukuk fill the bond-shaped hole in a halal portfolio, but they are not Islamic bonds. How the structures actually work, what AAOIFI requires, the risks the marketing skips, and the single ASX option.
How to Check If an ASX Share Is Halal
A repeatable five-step process for screening any ASX company yourself: business test, three AAOIFI ratios, and the purification number - with the judgment calls made explicit.
Saving for Hajj in Australia: Halal Options Compared
Hajj is a savings goal with a religious constraint: the money must stay clean while it grows. The dedicated funds, the DIY routes, and how zakat interacts with a growing Hajj balance.
Halal Superannuation in Australia: The 2026 Guide
Super is the biggest pool of money most Australians will ever own, and the default fund is almost never halal. Every Shariah-compliant super option in 2026, what each costs, and how to move.
Halal Investing in Australia: The Complete 2026 Guide
Australia now has listed halal ETFs, registered Islamic income funds, Shariah-compliant super and managed portfolios. Here is the full 2026 map, what each option costs, and how to decide where your money goes.
How Shariah Screening Works: AAOIFI Rules for Australian Investors
Almost every halal fund in Australia says it screens to AAOIFI standards. Here is what those standards actually test - the business screens, the financial ratios, and the purification step - and how to apply them yourself.
Halal ETFs in Australia: What You Can Actually Buy on the ASX (2026)
Five Shariah-certified ETFs trade on the ASX in 2026, all from one manager. What each fund holds, what it costs, how the performance stacks up, and where the gaps are.
Hejaz Halal ETFs Reviewed: ISLM, SKUK, HJZP, HJHI and HHIF (2026)
Hejaz runs every halal ETF on the ASX. A fund-by-fund review of holdings, fees, certification and published performance, plus the disclosure gaps the marketing does not mention.
Halal Managed Funds in Australia (2026): MCCA, Hejaz, Meezan and ICFAL
Beyond the ASX, Australia has a quiet shelf of unlisted halal funds: a registered Islamic mortgage fund paying monthly since 2009, managed portfolios from $5,000, wholesale funds to $100,000 minimums, and a co-operative running since 1998.