3 ways to invest the HALAL way in 2026

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The video provides actionable and specific advice on Halal investing, catering to a niche audience interested in financial literacy within Islamic principles. The use of clear examples and a structured format makes the information easily digestible and valuable.

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The video outlines three ways to invest in a Halal manner in 2026. It suggests investing in Sharia-compliant ETFs like SPUS and HLAL, picking individual Halal-screened stocks while avoiding companies with Haram revenues, and investing in Halal real estate ETFs such as SPRE.

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1Introduction to Halal investing in 2026
2Investing in Sharia-Compliant ETFs (SPUS, HLAL)
3Picking individual Halal stocks
4Using apps like Zoya for screening
5Investing in Halal Real Estate ETFs (SPRE)

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The video mentions SPUS, HLAL, and SPRE as examples of Halal investment options. It also mentions the app Zoya for screening Halal stocks.

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3 ways to invest the HALAL way in 2026 INVEST THE HALAL 1. Shariah-Compliant ETFs ex. SPUS, HLAL, ISDW 2. Halal-screened stocks 3. Halal Real Estate ETFs (REITs) SPRE - Shariah-compliant global real estate etf

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If you want to invest the HALAL way in 2026, let me show you how. First, you can invest in Sharia-Compliant ETFs. These are baskets of stocks, but they screen out all the haram companies. Two good examples are SPUS and HLAL. They are both ETFs with the top companies in the United States, but they screen out all the haram companies. Second is picking individual halal stocks. You can pick your own halal stocks that are Sharia-screened, avoiding companies with haram revenues. You can also use apps like Zoya that screens out haram companies. And lastly, you can also invest in halal real estate ETFs. You can invest in SPRE, which is a halal-approved real estate ETF.