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@beardedyouthpastor There are several others like this. DMLP for example

@resjudicata Commercial Loans are not a necessity. Corporations just take loans because the payment terms on those loans are lesser than the returns expected by investors. Not a necessity - but an ease. I am not saying that I am taking the responsibility of preventing Riba from the world - I am...

@resjudicata Your first two points are very similar. The prohibition of Riba helps with the guaranteed transfer of money. And not cause any harm is also something that is important. Also - yes being a benefit to the community is to be strived for. However, the "compromise" portion is...

@mrsstylz Thats honestly a very good question. ALso - if you're working there and say you got stock options - are those stock options haram?

@resjudicata This is a good post. I appreciate the points FNV is signed on to the "World Gold Council's - Responsible Gold mining principles" which addresses the social and environmental aspects. However, this is a very important thing to look at. I agree with that. A better investment would be...

This is just a continuation of my previous post - and a post explaining my first investment. Please note that the below is just my personal opinion based on my knowledge and experience. Another item appearing on balance sheets as liabilities is - deferred revenues. Deferred Revenues are...

@godgirl2004 Not a Islamic Scholar - so I shouldn't be the one distinguishing between halal and haram. However, the basics from what I personally can think of: is if (1) the business operations are halal. I.e. Banking/Alcohol/Entertainment probably not halal. 2) I'd also not invest in any...

@godgirl2004 No. This is just one part of the equation

@michael_natale I dont

@resjudicata That's something I haven't even thought of. Thank you for pointing it out; I am going to think about this before I make an investment. The two points that I am thinking of is this. 1) Not halal: The company and the money made is already haram - and money made of haram is still...

@michael_natale I don't think that the stocks classified as 'halal' are actually halal. I simply do not think that the defence provided by the aaoifi is sufficient for the allowance of the debt. If i agreed with their standards, I would purchase halal ETF's without a second thought

@saucyspicey14 I agree about following a scholar definition > my unqualified definition. However, just to clarify, I think that the above debt is fine because there isn't any interest on these two forms of debt and this is why i consider it to be halal. I didn't explain my position well. Ill...

Salam. I was under the impression that there are exactly 0 stocks that i'd consider to be halal because I dont subscribe to the 25/30/33% debt levels. However, brother @brotherian gave us a great list of 0 debt stocks: and also provided a stock screener...

@resjudicata Yeah -- i dont see any debt free stocks