Akinda Blog

Halal investing, methodology, stock analysis

Notes and reference articles on Shariah screening methodology, AAOIFI standards, individual stock analysis, and developer tutorials for building on top of the Akinda API.

Split-screen contrast cover titled "Halal Screening API Pricing vs Institutional Data Feeds." Institutional side tile: Bloomberg ~$32,000/seat/yr (no Shari'ah layer). Akinda side tiles: free Basic tier = /compliance, 200 calls/day; 3 tiered REST endpoints (compliance / basic-report / full-report); screened to AAOIFI Shari'ah Standard No. 21.
API for developers6 min read

Halal Screening API Pricing vs Institutional Data Feeds (2026)

A single Bloomberg seat runs roughly $32,000 a year and still ships zero Shari'ah verdicts. Here's how usage-based halal screening API pricing compares — and what actually drives the cost.

2026-07-15

Developer-overview cover: bold title "Halal Stock Screening API for Developers" over a dark card, with four correct stat tiles — "3 REST endpoints", "200 free calls/day", "AAOIFI Standard No. 21", "5 read-only MCP tools" — and a small monospace GET /compliance/AAPL chip.
API for developers7 min read

Halal stock screening API for developers (2026 overview)

Building Shariah screening from scratch is a trap. The developer overview: what you can build with a halal stock API, the three endpoints, auth, and the AAOIFI methodology behind each verdict.

2026-07-15

Title "Attract Muslim customers to your fintech app" over a soft brand-gradient, with three correct stat tiles — ~2B Muslims worldwide, $5.1T Islamic finance assets (2026, Mordor), $250B Islamic fintech (Grand View) — and a small green HALAL badge on an AAPL ticker chip.
Apps & tools7 min read

How to attract Muslim customers to your fintech or investing app (2026)

Muslim investors are one of the largest underserved audiences in consumer finance — and reaching them is a product problem, not a marketing one. Here's what they actually want, how to make Shariah compliance credible, and how to power it with an AAOIFI-based API instead of building the screening engine yourself.

2026-07-15

Bold title "Launching a Halal Investing Product" over a launch-checklist / rocket-to-badge motif; on-brand stat tiles: "Islamic finance ~$5.1T (2026)", "AAOIFI Standard No. 21", "200 free calls/day", and a HALAL / NOT HALAL / DOUBTFUL verdict chip.
Apps & tools8 min read

Launching a Halal Investing Product: A Go-to-Market Guide for Fintechs and Banks

Launching a halal investing product is a sequence of decisions, not a big-bang release. Here is the six-step go-to-market playbook for fintechs and banks, with credible AAOIFI-based compliance at the core.

2026-07-15

Dark Akinda-brand card titled "Shariah Screening API — Quickstart" with a monospace request line GET /api/v1/compliance/AAPL and a compact JSON chip {"halal_status":"HALAL"}; three correct stat tiles: "3 endpoints", "200 calls/day free tier", "apikey / X-API-Key auth".
API for developers7 min read

Shariah screening API: endpoints, auth & a quickstart tutorial

Go from an API key to your first halal verdict with the Akinda Shariah screening API — real endpoints, auth, a live AAPL example, and portfolio screening in code.

2026-07-15

Title "Shariah-as-a-Service: white-label halal investing" over four correct stat tiles: "3 REST endpoints", "200 free calls/day", "AAPL -> HALAL", and "AAOIFI Std No. 21" -- brand-consistent, no invented global-coverage counts.
Apps & tools7 min read

White-Label and Embedded Halal Investing (Shariah-as-a-Service)

Shariah-as-a-service turns a multi-year build into an API integration. Here is what white-label halal investing includes, who embeds it, and how to stand it up on the Akinda API under your own brand.

2026-07-15

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