Zoya Finance: Making Halal Investing Simple, Transparent, and Accessible

Zoya Finance: Making Halal Investing Simple, Transparent, and Accessible

In the age of digital finance, Zoya is leading the charge to make halal investing easier than ever for Muslims in the U.S. and beyond.

As more Muslim professionals and families seek to align their financial goals with their faith, Zoya Finance has emerged as a powerful solution — a Shariah-compliant investment screening and portfolio tool designed to take the guesswork out of halal investing.

What is Zoya?

Zoya is a user-friendly mobile and web app that helps Muslims identify stocks and ETFs that meet Islamic finance principles, allowing them to build investment portfolios that are both ethical and compliant with Shariah guidelines.

Founded by a team of Muslim technologists and financial experts, Zoya simplifies halal investing by offering:

Real-time halal stock screening
Personal portfolio tracking
Financial ratios and purification data
Stock alerts and watchlists
Educational content on Islamic finance

With just a few taps, users can screen thousands of companies across U.S. markets and receive insights on why a stock is halal or not — based on business activity and debt ratios.

Why Zoya Matters

In traditional investing, most Muslims face two major problems:

Lack of clarity about what’s halal or haram in the stock market also limited access to scholars or certified advisors

Zoya eliminates these barriers by offering:

Transparent Shariah-compliant investment filters
Fatwas and screening standards based on AAOIFI guidelines
Easy-to-understand explanations backed by scholars

For Muslims who care about faith-driven finance, Zoya is a game-changer.

From the Founders

“Muslims shouldn’t have to choose between their faith and financial independence. Zoya was built to empower our community with the tools and knowledge they deserve.”
— Zoya Co-Founder, Bilal Mulla

Who Is It For?

Zoya is designed for:

Everyday investors just starting out
Muslim families looking to plan for retirement or college savings
Financial professionals who want to offer halal advice
Faith-driven entrepreneurs seeking halal passive income options

Whether you’re investing $50 or $50,000, Zoya helps you do so confidently — and Islamically.

Subscription & Pricing

Zoya operates on a freemium model:

Free Plan: Basic stock screening and watchlists
Premium Plan: Deeper screening, full portfolio tracking, and purification tools ($9.99/month)

The app is available on iOS, Android, and Web.

Zoya’s Growing Impact

Zoya has helped 100,000+ users navigate halal investing and partnered with Islamic scholars and finance educators. It has also been featured in Forbes, TechCrunch, and MuslimMatters.It has inspired a new wave of Islamic fintech startups and it’s only getting started.

Final Thoughts

As the global Muslim population grows — and the demand for halal finance tools rises — platforms like Zoya represent a future where faith and finance go hand in hand. It’s not just an app; it’s a movement for financial empowerment through Islamic values.