12 Halal ETFs – Shariah-Compliant ETF Investments (June 2026)

We track ETFs that screen holdings using AAOIFI, DJIM, and MSCI Islamic Index standards. All 12 ETFs below invest only in Shariah-compliant assets.

Also see: Halal Stocks (76) | Halal Crypto (20) | Gold ETFs (8) | Oil & Energy ETFs

Updated monthly • AAOIFI compliant • No haram exposure

June 2026 Update: No changes this month. All 12 ETFs confirmed active with no structural changes to their Shariah screening methodology. AUM figures refreshed.

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Rankings use the latest cached snapshot: Jun 19, 2026. Performance is market movement, not a halal verdict or buy signal.

Total: 12 ETFs | Screening snapshot date: June 4, 2026

Why Choose Halal ETFs?

  • Instant diversification – Own hundreds of halal stocks in one purchase
  • Professional screening – Fund managers handle quarterly compliance checks
  • Low cost – Expense ratios typically 0.50-0.85%
  • Liquidity – Trade like stocks on major exchanges
  • Automatic purification – Some funds donate impure income to charity
🇺🇸 US Shariah Equity ETFs (4)
  • HLAL – Wahed FTSE USA Shariah ETF
    Large & mid-cap US Shariah stocks • Expense: 0.50% • AUM: ~$400M
  • SPUS – SP Funds S&P 500 Sharia Industry Exclusions ETF
    S&P 500 Shariah Index • Expense: 0.45% • AUM: ~$700M
  • UMMA – Wahed Dow Jones Islamic World ETF
    Global developed markets Shariah • Expense: 0.65% • AUM: ~$50M
  • SPRE – SP Funds S&P Global REIT Sharia ETF
    Shariah-compliant REITs globally • Expense: 0.55% • AUM: ~$20M
🌍 International Islamic ETFs (3)
  • ISWD – iShares MSCI World Islamic UCITS ETF
    Developed world Shariah • Expense: 0.60% • Listed: London
  • ISDE – iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Islamic UCITS ETF
    Emerging markets Shariah • Expense: 0.85% • Listed: London
  • HSBC Islamic Global Equity Index Fund
    Global Shariah equity • Expense: 0.38% • Available via brokers
📜 Sukuk / Islamic Bond ETFs (2)
  • SPSK – SP Funds Dow Jones Global Sukuk ETF
    Global sukuk bonds • Expense: 0.55% • AUM: ~$50M
  • SUKUK – Franklin Global Sukuk ETF
    Investment-grade sukuk • Expense: 0.45% • Listed: Various

What is a Sukuk? Islamic bonds that represent ownership in tangible assets rather than debt. Returns come from profit-sharing, not interest.

🥇 Commodity & Gold ETFs (3)
  • GLD – SPDR Gold Shares
    Physical gold backed • Expense: 0.40% • AUM: ~$55B
    ⚠️ Generally halal – represents physical gold ownership
  • IAU – iShares Gold Trust
    Physical gold backed • Expense: 0.25% • AUM: ~$25B
    ⚠️ Generally halal – lower expense ratio alternative
  • SGOL – abrdn Physical Gold Shares ETF
    Physical gold in Switzerland • Expense: 0.17% • AUM: ~$2B
    ⚠️ Generally halal – stored in Zurich vaults

Note: Physical gold ETFs are generally considered halal as they represent actual gold ownership. See our gold trading guide for details.

ETF Comparison Table

ETFFocusExpenseScreening
HLALUS Large/Mid Cap0.50%AAOIFI
SPUSS&P 500 Shariah0.45%DJIM
UMMAGlobal Developed0.65%DJIM
SPSKGlobal Sukuk0.55%DJIM
GLDPhysical Gold0.40%N/A*

*Gold ETFs don't require equity screening – they hold physical gold

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a halal ETF?
A halal ETF is an exchange-traded fund that only invests in Shariah-compliant assets. These ETFs exclude companies involved in alcohol, gambling, pork, conventional finance, and weapons, and screen for debt and cash ratios according to AAOIFI standards.
What is the best halal ETF?
HLAL and SPUS are two of the most popular US-listed halal ETFs for equity exposure. HLAL tracks large and mid-cap US Shariah stocks, while SPUS tracks the S&P 500 Shariah Index.
Are ETFs halal?
Not all ETFs are halal. Only ETFs that specifically screen for Shariah compliance are permissible. Conventional ETFs can include non-compliant companies such as conventional banks, insurers, alcohol producers, or weapons manufacturers.