Ibraheem Dhikrullah

OVS | Building

[Hadiza Bello @HadizaB85863870]

Presco just paid a dividend. Before you spend it all, check the purification percentage on https://t.co/ly2GeJuwA4.

A stock can pass Shariah screening and still have a small portion of income from non-compliant sources.

That’s why purification is necessaryto remove the portion of your dividend that shouldn’t be retained as personal income.

Halal investing isn’t just about choosing halal stocks. You also need to understand purification.

[Dr. Moh @Moh_eye_doctor]

Good morning my great friends 👏🏻

If you work with chemicals, machines, grinding tools, or anything that can send particles flying into the air, please wear proper protective eyewear.

I have seen patients from different companies rushed to the eye clinic after particles entered their eyes while they were working.

Your employer should provide proper protective equipment to protect your eyes and face.

Please take it seriously. If an eye injury affects your vision permanently, your company may replace you, but you are the one who has to live with the consequences.

Welcome to another week, no work or company is worth losing your sight.

Protect your eyes, my brother.

[Hadiza Bello @HadizaB85863870]

5 Steps to Buy Your First Halal Stock

Step 1: Choose a Licensed Stockbroker
Choose a trusted platform such as Cowrywise, ARM, or Stanbic IBTC.

Step 2: Open an Account and Get Your CSCS Number
Complete the registration and required KYC information to open your investment account.

Step 3: Fund Your Account
Deposit the amount you want to invest into your brokerage account.

Step 4: Verify That the Stock Is Halal
Use https://t.co/dBzDY3cbxY to check whether the stock meets Shariah-compliance requirements before investing.

Step 5: Buy Your First Shares
Once the stock passes the halal screening, select the number of shares you want and place your buy order through your broker.

[Ibraheem Dhikrullah @Ibromodzi]

Woke up, pulled our 30-day analytics, and just stared at this screen.

30 days. 1,523 times someone asked: "Is this halal?"

That's 1,523 moments of uncertainty turned into clarity

As a co-founder, there's no better feeling than seeing people actually use what you built to make their financial decisions easier.

We're live, we're growing, and we're just getting started.

Test it yourself → https://t.co/24PJaaEvX4

[Hadiza Bello @HadizaB85863870]

I was going through https://t.co/MqOThIi20b page and realised something interesting: two companies can operate in the same industry and still have very different Shariah profiles.

In the NGX Oil & Gas sector, Aradel, Seplat and Japaul Gold pass the screening with purification, while Oando, TotalEnergies, Conoil and Eterna do not meet the screening thresholds.

It’s a good reminder that being in the same industry doesn’t automatically make stocks equally halal.

Do your research before investing.

[Ibraheem Dhikrullah @Ibromodzi]

@yakubwudil You can check out shariah compliant stocks and funds on https://t.co/fC4B5iJlAk sir

[Hadiza Bello @HadizaB85863870]

“Is this stock Halal?”

I get asked this question ALL THE TIME! 😂

Some people say Seplat is not Halal.
Others ask, “What about MTN is it Halal?”

Check the Shariah screening yourself.

There’s a website you can use to check whether a stock passes the Shariah screening criteria.

Before you buy your next stock, check the verdict first.

Your money.
Your investment.
Your responsibility.

https://t.co/ly2GeJuwA4

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

We get asked often if @MTNNG is a halal stock to invest in. The answer is YES!

Check the full verdict 👉 https://t.co/UwMmfmRiEF

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

GTCO is one of Nigeria's largest and most respected financial services group. It has built a reputation for strong corporate governance, consistent profitability and long-term value creation for shareholders.

Given its prominence in the Nigerian capital market, it is natural that many Muslims want to know whether investing in its shares is compatible with Shariah principles.

https://t.co/ZvYgMDg0X8

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

transition complete!

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

Imagine asking a Muslim investor in an African country to identify Shariah-compliant listed companies. In many cases, there is no simple or readily available answer.

The investor may need to download lengthy annual reports, understand complex accounting standards, calculate financial ratios, interpret Shariah screening methodologies and monitor corporate announcements that could affect a company's compliance status.

https://t.co/MAATepSytQ

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

We're rebranding soon!

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

If riba is prohibited, why does AAOIFI tolerate any amount of interest-related activity at all?

The answer lies in the realities of today's global financial system. In many countries, companies operate within environments where completely avoiding conventional banking relationships is extremely difficult.

Payroll services, trade finance, banking facilities and other commercial activities often involve some level of interaction with conventional financial institutions.

https://t.co/AkG8LWew9H

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

Mizan App is coming!

Stay tuned...

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

Every investor makes mistakes. What distinguishes successful investors is not perfection, but a willingness to learn, improve and remain disciplined.

Developing the habit of asking questions can transform the way you invest. It shifts the focus from simply pursuing profits to building wealth that pleases Allah.

https://t.co/YzyKsXhrAZ

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

Financial metrics tell you how a company performs while Shariah metrics tell you whether you can buy its shares or not.

Screen with https://t.co/MWqaoLOGM8 today to ensure you're making the right decision.

[Oke Taofeek Deji @halalfinance01]

https://t.co/MWqaoLOGM8