Wahed Invest Review - Is This the Best Islamic Investing App for Muslims?

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  • Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
  • Wahed has become the most popular Islamic investing app. Not only has their been a recent global expansion of where Wahed offers its services but its made everyday Islamic investing possible millions of people around the world. In this video I conduct a thorough review of Wahed as an islamic finance investing app - making sure I cover is Wahed reliable, shariah compliant, good for beginners, the pitfalls as well as my overall opinion on the app.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @FinanceAdil
    @FinanceAdil Месяц назад

    Great video allahumma baarik! I thought it was very balanced and you explained things really well - keep up the good work bro!

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  Месяц назад

      Thanks for the kind words and I’m liking your videos as well bro! There are a few minor negative points I want to say about Wahed as well but will share them in another video….this one got too long!

    • @FinanceAdil
      @FinanceAdil Месяц назад +1

      @ThatMuslimLife jazakallah khair, only just starting out and have a long way to go iA! Inspiring to see that there are brothers out like you already producing quality videos, it's a shame I've only just discovered your channel! I pray Allah places barakah in your endeavours

  • @AliKhan-or7io
    @AliKhan-or7io 24 дня назад +1

    Excellent video.
    Please also make video for jobian people to invest in short term options like 2 and 3 years. Thanks

  • @rayyanmerchant
    @rayyanmerchant 2 часа назад

    Salaam! Jazakallahkhair for the informative video. I’ve been using Wahed for the past year and Alhamdulilah have had a 18% gain on my initial investment :)
    I do plan to stick with them for the time being, but I wanted to ask; Do you suggest we stay with Wahed in the long term, keeping their relatively high fees in mind? Like you said in the video, it’s not much now, but in 10-20 years it can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
    I really do enjoy just depositing my money in the account and having it be invested and adjusted automatically, but if there is another low maintenance way where I could make the same results and pay less fees I would definitely want to pursue that.
    Jazakallahkhair in advance!

  • @tarekal-abboud1501
    @tarekal-abboud1501 Месяц назад +2

    Thank you for the wonderful video, it's very informative
    But may I ask, so what's the difference between using wahed invest directly from their account and from buying their HLAL or UMMA from another brokerage like fidelity for example
    The reason I ask, is that I want to open a custodial account for my child and wahed does not have that feature yet

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  Месяц назад +1

      The difference is, it's cheaper your way! You'd have to figure out the zakat value yourself as well

  • @mehreenshaik-c1f
    @mehreenshaik-c1f 8 дней назад +1

    Hey few questions on the HSBC index funds breakdown
    1 - Is tesla still considered halal as they sell alcohol now and give out loans
    2 - In the light of the boycotts currently, isint investing so deeply into the american market go against the stance of disinvesting in genocide enabling markets ?

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  8 дней назад +2

      That’s a good question and it shows you’re thinking about the principles of Islamic finance a lot. The general criteria across finance rules is that as long as

  • @flutterpubmarket8431
    @flutterpubmarket8431 6 дней назад

    Are ABR, NHI, FANG and IBM shares Halal?

  • @ruheluddin9384
    @ruheluddin9384 Месяц назад

    Excellent video thanks. I’m not too sure which portfolio to invest in and how much… I do trade with HL and I can see some of the index funds on their website but obviously I won’t see any Sukuks etc

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  Месяц назад +1

      Id choose the portfolio as explained in the differing age section of the video. Can you not find Franklin templeton sukuks ?

    • @ruheluddin9384
      @ruheluddin9384 Месяц назад +1

      @@ThatMuslimLife so I fall into the 2nd bracket as I’m 37. However I do want to make up for loss time so might consider Very Aggressive.
      Just checked and they do in fact have that sorry. States fees over 5 yrs will be £395 at 1.45% for 5k (I have an Lifetime ISA with HL. Maybe it’s cheaper on non ISA platform?). That’s more than Wahed who state 1% but also £20 yearly fund fee totalling £350?

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  24 дня назад +3

      Personally I don't have a lifetime Isa as it's quite restrictive to me eg I can't withdraw till 60. Usual advice is to max out S&S Isa first. You can utilize s&s Isa on platforms like trading 213 which is very very cheap. 1.45% is very high...
      I have created my own aggressive portfolio on trading 212 which I will be opening up for people to copy if they choose to

    • @ruheluddin9384
      @ruheluddin9384 24 дня назад

      @@ThatMuslimLife I have Trading212 account too but yet to invest… let me check out the rates on that… yes please, that would be a good video to share 🙏👍

    • @ruheluddin9384
      @ruheluddin9384 23 дня назад

      @@ThatMuslimLife Ive only opened a Lifetime ISA recently and have £300 in it. I don’t plan to invest much in this. Maybe £1k max a year.
      Note to other viewers; a lifetime ISA is great value for money as the government tops up 25%! This can also go towards first time house buyers so if you’re under 39 definitely take one out!
      “Who can open one? You're able to open a Lifetime ISA if you're aged between 18 and 39. You can save up to £4,000 each tax year, every year until your 50th birthday. The government will pay an annual bonus of 25% (capped at £1,000 p.a.) on any contributions you make.”

  • @Ikkstrikknakk
    @Ikkstrikknakk 9 дней назад +1

    as an experienced investor id like to see your portfolio holdings please.

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  9 дней назад +1

      I’ll think about making a video on this

  • @abdullahmaan5745
    @abdullahmaan5745 Месяц назад +1

    Assalam O Alaikum, Is there any contact information or any email, want to ask some questiones regarding CA qualification.
    Jazakallah Khair.

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  Месяц назад +1

      Please see below link for contact details:shop.beacons.ai/tmlcareers_finance/2abe45a8-5203-4a2c-9734-6969919e41fa

  • @Earn.vth.arshiya
    @Earn.vth.arshiya Месяц назад +2

    Assalamalaikum sir iam from india can I also use wahed app

    • @ThatMuslimLife
      @ThatMuslimLife  Месяц назад +1

      Walkum salaam I don't believe the app is available yet in India. However the Wahed index fund should be available for all to invest in

  • @parleyoceans5698
    @parleyoceans5698 13 дней назад +1

    Anything for us Muslims in the Maldives?