Type any stock ticker and instantly see its halal screening, quality scores, fair value, and where the price sits in its range - all in plain English, all in one tool.
Monthly plans start with 3 days free - cancel before day 3 and your card is not charged. Or pay yearly and save a third.
60 seconds: type a ticker, get the full halal + quality + valuation read.
One ticker in. A complete halal + quality + value + timing read-out, in plain English.
A live example: NVDA - halal screen, Barakah Verdict, 6 quality scores, fair value vs price, and weekly timing study.
Is it halal? Is the business any good? Is it cheap or expensive? Is now a good time? Answering all four means juggling screeners, spreadsheets and charts. Most people skip steps - and pay for it.
Barakah Stock Check runs the full checklist for you, the moment you type a ticker.
An AAOIFI-style screen of business activity, debt and interest - with one-tap links to verify on Musaffa, Zoya or Islamicly.
Predictability, Profitability, Growth, Moat, Financial Strength and Valuation - each scored and explained in plain English.
Seven valuation methods - DCF variants and price-multiple methods - each shown as a Conservative-to-Optimistic band. The Barakah Profits Value is the blended middle. Honest about uncertainty, not a single false-precise number.
Williams %R (13 and 52 week) shows when a stock is oversold - so you buy great businesses at the right moment.
NVDA, AAPL, MSFT - any stock you are researching.
Halal status, quality, fair value and timing - in seconds.
Make a calm, informed decision instead of guessing.
One subscription. Every device. Same login.
Open the link, type a ticker. Works in any browser.
Tap Share -> Add to Home Screen and Stock Check becomes a real app icon. Full-screen, no app store, no waiting.
Same trick from Chrome: menu -> Install app. One tap, ready to go.
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Pay yearly and save a third, or pay monthly with a 3-day free trial. Same tool, same screening either way.
Just the tool. Full-screen on your laptop or phone - perfect for solo investors.
Prefer monthly? AUD 39/month with a 3-day free trial
Then AUD 490/year - the course is included once
The tool + our private alerts group. We watch the market for you and ping you when it matters.
Prefer monthly? AUD 79/month with a 3-day free trial
On Solo? The full Barakah Investing Blueprint course is included when you move up to Barakah Watch.
No. Barakah Stock Check is an educational research tool that helps you screen stocks faster. It is not financial advice - always do your own research and consult professionals where needed.
It gives an automated AAOIFI-style estimate as a starting point, and links you straight to scholar-reviewed screeners (Musaffa, Zoya, Islamicly) to confirm before you invest.
Thousands of listed companies across major markets. Type the ticker and go.
A private Telegram group for Barakah Watch members. Each day it posts a watchlist of halal, wide-moat businesses trading below fair value, plus alerts when a quality name enters its lower valuation range, drops sharply, or turns non-compliant. It is educational - it tells you what the framework is flagging so you can do your own research. It is not stock tips or financial advice.
You start with 3 days free access. If you cancel before the trial ends, your card is not charged. Otherwise the AUD 39/month (Solo) or AUD 79/month (Barakah Watch) begins on day 4. Annual plans (AUD 390 Solo, AUD 790 Barakah Watch) are paid upfront and have no trial. Barakah Watch renews at AUD 490/year after the first year, because the Blueprint course is included once.
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled anytime, and if you cancel inside the 3-day trial the card is not charged at all. Annual plans are paid upfront for the year - cancel before your renewal date and you will not be charged again.
Barakah Stock Check is an educational tool, not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. The halal screen is an automated estimate - confirm a stock's compliance with a scholar-reviewed screener before investing. A good buy of a bad product is still a bad buy.