Hejaz Financial Services Hejaz Property Fund Active ETF (ASX: HJZP)
Islamic Investing in Western Australia
Sharia-compliant listed-property ETF (ARSN 653 783 085, ASX: HJZP) holding AAOIFI-screened Australian and global REITs - Bunnings Warehouse Property Trust, Prologis, Vicinity Centres - under ANIC Shariah Board certification with Equity Trustees as responsible entity. Targets total returns tracking the MSCI World REITs Index (hedged to AUD) over rolling 5-7 years. Management fees and costs are 1.50% p.a. of NAV plus 0.15% estimated transaction costs per the PDS. Accessible from $100 via the Halal Money app or one unit through any ASX broker.
HJZP fills a real portfolio gap: Australians hold heavy direct-property exposure, but Muslims wanting diversified, liquid, halal real-estate income have had nothing on the ASX until this fund. The certification is identical to the flagship ISLM - ANIC Shariah Board, AAOIFI screening, semi-annual audits, Equity Trustees as independent RE - which is the right architecture. The portfolio reads like a sensible industrial-and-retail REIT book. What's missing is on-site accountability: Hejaz's own performance table skips HJZP (only the unlisted twin appears), and the fee lives in the PDS rather than on the page - where it turns out to be 1.50% p.a. plus 0.15% transaction costs, so this isn't cheap property beta. Suitable as an income-and-diversification satellite around ISLM for investors who accept active fees for certified halal REIT exposure; check the PDS distribution history before buying.
Pros
- Only halal listed-property vehicle on the ASX - REIT exposure without direct property concentration
- Same certification stack as the flagship: ANIC certification, AAOIFI screening, semi-annual audits, Equity Trustees as RE
- Diversified across recognisable REITs (Bunnings Warehouse Property Trust, Prologis, Vicinity Centres)
- Fee parity with its unlisted twin (1.50%) but with daily ASX liquidity and a $100 entry point via Halal Money
Cons
- No ETF performance published in the site's own fund table (unlisted sibling data shown instead)
- 1.50% p.a. management fees and costs (PDS) is expensive for listed-property beta - conventional REIT ETFs charge a fraction of that
- REIT screening/purification methodology not detailed publicly
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Product Details
Expense Ratio
1.50% management fees and costs + 0.15% estimated transaction costs (PDS)
Min Investment
$100 (via Halal Money app); 1 unit via ASX brokers
Fee
1.50% p.a. of NAV (PDS)
Hejaz Financial Services in Western Australia
Hejaz Financial Services's Hejaz Property Fund Active ETF (ASX: HJZP) is accessible to investors in Western Australia, structured as Screened portfolio (AAOIFI): Islamic funds and ASX-quoted products in Australia are national digital products, so region matters less than fees and governance. The product reports an expense ratio of 1.50% management fees and costs + 0.15% estimated transaction costs (PDS). Minimum investment: $100 (via Halal Money app); 1 unit via ASX brokers. Hejaz Financial Services operates across Australia, so Western Australia residents have full access to this product.
Shariah Compliance & Oversight
'Certified by ANIC's Shariah Board' with semi-annual independent Shariah audits (halal-etfs page); AAOIFI-standard screening cited on the fund page. RE: Equity Trustees (AFSL 240975); manager: Hejaz Asset Management.
2026-08-05
Why It's Halal
HJZP gives Australians Sharia-compliant listed property exposure through global and Australian REITs 'screened and monitored in accordance with Islamic investment principles and AAOIFI standards'. REIT investing is halal when the underlying properties and financing pass screening - rental income from permissible tenants and acceptable debt ratios - and AAOIFI's REIT criteria are the recognized framework for that. The fund sits under the same governance as the other Hejaz ETFs: ANIC Shariah Board certification with semi-annual independent audits (certificate downloadable), Hejaz's named three-scholar board, Minarah Consulting external supervision, Equity Trustees as independent responsible entity (ARSN 653 783 085). Published holdings (Bunnings Warehouse Property Trust, Prologis, Vicinity Centres, Arena REIT, Stag Industrial) are mainstream industrial/retail REITs. Gaps worth noting: the management fee is not on the website (the unlisted property sibling charges 1.50%, a likely anchor), HJZP is absent from the site's own performance table so listed-fund returns aren't published on-page, and tenant-mix purification methodology isn't detailed publicly. The structure and certification are sound; the on-site performance and fee disclosure lag the equities fund.
Regional Availability
Hejaz Financial Services serves all of Australia
✓ Available nationwide including Western Australia
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Total Value
$343,778
Contributed
$130,000
Growth
$213,778
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