Zoya Zoya Brokerage Integration
Halal Investing in Connecticut
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Zoya offers Brokerage Account Integration, a brokerage designed for Shariah-compliant investors. Best suited for: Stock screening & purification tracking.
Pros
- Available nationwide in all 50 states
- Uses Stock Screener & Research — a recognized Shariah-compliant structure
- High HalalWallet rating of 4.5/5
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Product Details
Type
Brokerage
Fee
$14.99/month or $119.99/year
Account Types
Individual, IRA, Roth IRA
Screening Method
AAOIFI standards
Zoya in Connecticut
Zoya's Zoya Brokerage Integration is available to investors in Connecticut, structured as a Stock Screener. It holds a HalalWallet rating of 4.5/5. Connecticut is home to an estimated ~44K Muslims (1.2% of the population) (World Population Review, 2020 estimates). Zoya operates nationwide, so Connecticut residents have full access to this product.
Our Take on Zoya
Zoya is a strong platform for Muslim investors who want to pick their own stocks and verify compliance themselves. The screening tool provides detailed breakdowns, the purification calculator is useful, and the brokerage account lets you research and trade in one place.
In-Depth Analysis
Zoya provides AAOIFI-aligned screening for thousands of publicly traded companies, evaluating business activity (what the company does), financial ratios (debt levels, interest income), and revenue sources.
What distinguishes Zoya is the depth of the compliance breakdown. For each stock, Zoya shows which screening criteria it passes or fails and the specific financial ratios involved. This transparency helps investors understand the compliance reasoning.
The brokerage account (supporting Individual, IRA, and Roth IRA) lets you research compliance and trade in the same platform. The brokerage is relatively newer, so compare features with established platforms for your needs.
Shariah Compliance Details
- Zoya uses AAOIFI-aligned screening criteria evaluating companies on business activity, financial ratios (debt, interest income, receivables thresholds), and revenue sources.
- The screening methodology is reviewed by a named Shariah advisor.
How Zoya Compares
Wahed manages your portfolio automatically. Choose Wahed for convenience, Zoya for control.
Musaffa offers similar screening. Zoya's advantages include the integrated brokerage and purification calculator.
Bottom Line
Zoya is a strong halal stock screening platform for self-directed Muslim investors. If you want to research and pick your own stocks with Shariah compliance confidence, Zoya provides the tools. If you prefer managed portfolios, look at Wahed instead.
Read full Zoya reviewShariah Compliance & Oversight
Provides Islamic investment screening tools developed under the guidance of qualified Islamic scholars to ensure Sharia compliance.
Shariah Advisors: Sheikh Joe Bradford & Sheikh Umer Khan. Oversee screening methodology.
2026-02
State Availability
Zoya serves all 50 states + DC
✓ Available nationwide including Connecticut
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Halal Investment Growth Estimate
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Total Value
$343,778
Contributed
$130,000
Growth
$213,778
Hypothetical projection. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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