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Brother, I also invest halal. you can see from the comments again how islamophobic many people are. investing shariah compliant is nothing more than following ESG criteria. you exclude certain companies based on personal beliefs. in Islam a company may not have a harames/forbidden business model. Forbidden in the Islamic sense are, for example, gambling, armaments, alcohol, non-halal food, interest. The implicit consequence of this kind of investing is that you look more deeply into the business model and the numbers, which in turn results in making more qualified decisions and developing a good understanding of what you own. So chill out everyone.
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@Justafa Hey, aside from the 2 obvious idiots here in the comments, don't you find that the majority here are quite accepting? So you find the amount of attacks here on this topic to be more frequent than against other topics aside from religion?
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