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Is Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) Stock Halal?

Shariah Compliance Across 5 Standards — Live

COMPLIANTMarket cap $4.35T
Screened 2026-06-10Halal Terminal screening engineSource: latest public financial filings

Shariah Compliance Verdict — 5 Standards

AAOIFI (Shari'ah Standard 21)market-cap basis

Passes all applicable screens.

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Dow Jones Islamic Marketmarket-cap basis

Passes all applicable screens.

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FTSE Shariah (Yasaar)total-assets basis

Passes all applicable screens.

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MSCI Islamictotal-assets basis

Passes all applicable screens.

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S&P Shariahmarket-cap basis

Passes all applicable screens.

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Live verdicts from the Halal Terminal screening engine, recomputed against the issuer's latest filings.

Plain-English Summary

Compliant under AAOIFI, DJIM, FTSE, MSCI, S&P (debt/MC 2.3%, well under their 30–33% caps).

Business Activity Screen

Business activity is compliant.

Financial Ratios

Interest-bearing debt / market cap

AAOIFI ≤30% · DJIM/S&P <33% (trailing-avg MC)

2.3%

Cash & interest-bearing / market cap

AAOIFI ≤30% of market cap

2.9%

Debt / total assets

FTSE/MSCI <33.33% of total assets

13.9%

Cash & interest-bearing / total assets

FTSE/MSCI <33.33% of total assets

18.0%

Receivables + cash / total assets

FTSE <50% · MSCI ≤70%

27.0%

Interest income / revenue

≤5% across all methodologies

1.1%

Raw ratios from the latest filings — each methodology applies its own basis and thresholds (see the verdict box above for per-standard outcomes).

Purification

Purification rate: 1.08% of income

The purification rate estimates the share of the company's income attributable to impure sources (primarily interest). Scholars recommend donating that share of any dividends or gains to charity. Use the terminal's purification calculator for exact amounts on your holding.

Balance-Sheet Trajectory (8 Quarters)

Quarter endDebt / assetsCash / assetsReceivables + cash / assets
2024-06-304.1%24.3%35.6%
2024-09-304.5%21.7%33.1%
2024-12-316.8%21.3%32.9%
2025-03-316.5%20.1%30.8%
2025-06-308.9%18.9%29.9%
2025-09-308.2%18.4%29.0%
2025-12-3111.3%21.3%31.9%
2026-03-3113.9%18.0%27.0%

A stock that has screened comfortably for eight straight quarters is a different story from one that crossed a threshold last quarter — trajectory shows which one this is.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) halal to invest in?

Alphabet Inc. currently screens as Shariah-compliant on the Halal Terminal engine. The verdict is recomputed against the issuer's latest financial filings and all five major methodologies (AAOIFI, DJIM, FTSE, MSCI, S&P) — see the per-standard breakdown above. This is a data-driven application of published standards, not a fatwa.

Is GOOGL compliant under AAOIFI?

Yes — GOOGL passes the AAOIFI Shari'ah Standard 21 screens (30% debt and 30% interest-bearing deposits against market capitalization, 5% impure income).

Do I need to purify dividends from GOOGL?

The current computed purification rate is 1.08% — the share of income attributable to impure sources that scholars recommend donating to charity.

Why do halal screening apps disagree about GOOGL?

Different services apply different ratio bases (market capitalization vs total assets), different revenue classifications, and different data vintages. This page shows both AAOIFI readings side by side and classifies revenue segments explicitly so the source of any disagreement is visible.

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Disclaimer: This page is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or religious advice. Verdicts and figures come from the Halal Terminal screening engine, computed from the issuer's public financial filings and refreshed regularly (last screened 2026-06-10). This is a data-driven application of published Shariah standards — not a fatwa. Consult a qualified Islamic finance scholar or advisor for personalised guidance.