Are Stocks Really Halal? A Live Shariah Q&A with Toyyib’s SSB
A Live Shariah Q&A with Toyyib’s Shariah Supervisory Board
Are all stocks permissible for Muslim investors? What makes a company’s shares Shariah-compliant, and how can investors know when a stock no longer meets the required standards?
Join us for an interactive live session with members of Toyyib’s Shariah Supervisory Board (SSB) as we explore the principles behind Shariah-compliant stock investing and answer questions that matter to Muslim investors.
The session will feature:
Sheikh Ibraheem Ahmad – Chairman, Toyyib Shariah Supervisory Board
Dr. Luqman Seriki – Member, Toyyib Shariah Supervisory Board
Together, they will unpack how Shariah screening works, the principles used to assess listed companies, and some of the common questions and misconceptions surrounding halal stocks.
What we'll discuss
What makes a stock Shariah-compliant?
How are companies screened for Shariah compliance?
Why can a company's compliance status change?
What do compliant, doubtful and non-compliant classifications mean?
How should investors approach income from non-permissible sources and purification?
What should Muslim investors consider before buying or holding shares?
Bring your questions
This is an opportunity to hear directly from the scholars responsible for overseeing Toyyib's Shariah screening methodology. Bring your questions, seek clarification and gain a better understanding of the principles that guide Shariah-compliant equity investing.
Date: Sunday, 15 November 2026
Time: 11:00 AM
Format: Live online session
Hosted by: Toyyib