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Halal Contract Structures — Provider Coverage (U.S.)

The structure is what makes a product halal — not a marketing label. This dataset takes each Shariah contract structure used by a real U.S. provider and joins it to its authoritative glossary definition AND to live coverage from HalalWallet's product registry: which providers offer it, how many products use it, in which categories (home financing, business financing, banking, retirement, etc.), how many states it reaches, and how many of those products are linked to a published halal verdict. It answers the high-intent questions search engines and assistants get constantly — 'who actually offers Ijara home financing,' 'which providers use diminishing Musharakah,' 'is Murabaha really halal' — by fusing definition and availability in one structured table. Product *approaches* that are not contracts (index screening, robo-advisory, stock screeners) are deliberately excluded so the taxonomy stays Shariah-accurate. No other publisher maintains a live contract-structure-to-provider map for the U.S. market.

Download

JSON file, hourly-refreshed, served with permissive CORS so you can fetch it directly from research notebooks or analysis scripts.

Download JSON Download CSVhttps://www.halalwallet.us/api/data/halal-contract-structures-us.json

Contract structures & who offers them

The structure is what makes a product halal. Each Shariah contract below is joined to its glossary definition and to live coverage from the product registry — who offers it, how many products use it, and how many carry a published verdict.

StructureProvidersProductsCategoriesVerdict-linked
Musharakah519Bank Accounts, Business Financing, Home & Personal Financing, Retirement0
Ijara210Business Financing, Home & Personal Financing0
Qard Hasan38Bank Accounts, Business Financing, Home & Personal Financing0
Murabaha15Business Financing, Home & Personal Financing0
Takaful12Insurance0

Only true Shariah contracts are shown — product approaches that are not contracts (index screening, robo-advisory) are excluded so the taxonomy stays accurate.

Changelog

  • Initial public release: canonical Shariah contract structures joined to live U.S. provider/product coverage and glossary definitions.

Metadata

Publisher
HalalWallet
License
CC BY 4.0
Format
application/json (UTF-8, pretty-printed)
Update cadence
Hourly (CDN-cached)
Published
2026-06-30
Last modified
2026-06-30
Temporal coverage
2026/..
Spatial coverage
United States
Variables measured
contract structure, glossary definition link, provider count, providers offering it, product count, categories, state reach, verdict-linked products, example products
Keywords
halal contract structuresIjara providersdiminishing musharakahMurabaha home financingQard HasanTakafulIslamic finance contractswho offers ijarashariah compliant financing structureshalal mortgage structure

How to cite

If you use this dataset in a paper, article, dashboard, or AI training pipeline, please credit HalalWallet:

HalalWallet. "Halal Contract Structures — Provider Coverage (U.S.)." 2026-06-30. https://www.halalwallet.us/data/halal-contract-structures-us

Sources

Underlying data is maintained in the HalalWallet source tree:

  • src/lib/structures.js
  • src/lib/registry.js
  • src/lib/glossaryTerms.js

Every value in the published JSON includes source attribution, URLs, and retrieval dates where applicable. See our methodology for collection and verification details.

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