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Mizan connects to the brokerage you already use, screens every holding against AAOIFI standards, and tracks what you owe in purification and zakat from the dividends you actually received.

Read-only access to your accounts. Mizan never sees your password and can't move your money.

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Compliant

Screened Aug 5, 2026 · AAOIFI Standard 21

Passes every screen. The closest is interest-bearing securities at 3.0% against a 30% limit. The share price would have to fall 90% to cross it, with no new borrowing. Mizan confirmed the ratios from the filings itself but couldn't verify impermissible income — see below.

Business activityPasses
Interest-bearing debt1.7%
Interest-bearing securities3.0%
Impermissible incomeNot reported

Purification

0.8% of each dividend comes from impermissible income. Of every $100 in dividends, $0.77 goes to charity.


About Apple

Consumer Electronics

Apple Inc. is a global technology corporation that specializes in the conceptualization, production, and sale of a diverse suite of electronic devices.

HeadquartersCupertino, CA
Employees166,000
Public since1980
0Securities screened
0Currently compliant
0Issues published
0Calls graded

Counted live from the same database the app reads. Nothing on this page is a sample.

How it works

Three steps, then it runs itself

  1. Link the broker you have

    Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood and the rest. Read-only, through a regulated aggregator, with no password ever reaching Mizan.

  2. Every holding gets a verdict

    Each position is screened against the four AAOIFI tests, with the measured ratio, the limit, and the filing it came from shown beside it.

  3. Obligations accrue themselves

    Purification is calculated from real dividends as they land. Zakat follows the methodology you or your scholar choose, with a statement at year end.

Inside the app

Every number shows its work

A verdict you can't inspect is just an opinion with better typography. Tap any screen and Mizan shows the figure, the limit, and the filing it was read from.

A company that passes

Business activityPasses
Interest-bearing debt18.4%
Interest-bearing securities11.2%
Impermissible income0.8%

Hikma Outlook · published research

Compliance outlook

97%

Estimated chance it is still under its limit in 12 months

Likely between 90% and 98%

Most sensitive screen: interest-bearing securities

  • Interest-bearing securities is at 3.0% against a 30% limit.
  • A 90% fall in the share price would cross that limit with no new borrowing.

This is an estimate. The status above is the fact.

A company Mizan can’t fully measure

Business activityPasses
Interest-bearing debt51.7%
Interest-bearing securities28.1%
Impermissible incomeNot reported

A gap is shown as a gap

Not every company discloses enough to measure every screen. When Mizan can't compute one, it says so and says which part of the verdict rests on a rating rather than on its own reading of the filings. It does not round a missing figure down to zero.

Purification, line by line

Dividend received$142.60
Owed in purification$1.10
Given this year$38.40

Accrued from the dividends that actually reached your account, not estimated from a form.

A ledger, not a calculator

Purification accrues from the dividends that actually hit your account, dividend by dividend, with the impermissible share applied to each. You can see every line, mark what you've given, and keep the statement.

Hikma Weekly

Research that grades itself

Published on a fixed schedule, identical for every reader. Every forward-looking call is fingerprinted when it goes out and scored in public when it comes due — including the ones that were wrong.

Fingerprinted at publication

Each issue is hashed the moment it's written. The hash is public, so nobody — including us — can quietly revise a call after the fact.

See the fingerprints

Scored when it resolves

Calls carry a horizon and a baseline. When the date arrives they're graded automatically, and the misses stay on the record beside the hits.

See the scorecard

Open to everyone

The scorecard and the fingerprint list are public whether you subscribe or not. A record you have to pay to check isn't a record.

“A compliance status is a reading of a company's filings under a published standard. It is not a ruling, and Mizan does not pretend otherwise.”

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