
Halal Money Matters is your source for insights on how to manage your money in accordance with your principles. Join our hosts and an assortment of special guests as they discuss Halal investing, retirement, financial planning, and much, much more. Brought to you by Saturna Capital and the Amana Mutual Funds.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityIslamBusinessInvesting | |||

On this episode of Halal Money Matters, Monem Salam sits down with engineer and Harvard MBA candidate Malek Sarhan to unpack how he helped open access to a truly halal 401(k) inside a giant like General Motors, without walking away from his company m... more
American Muslims are younger, highly diverse, and collectively spend an estimated 170 billion dollars a year, with especially strong emphasis on education, real estate, and charitable giving. In this episode, Monem Salam talks with Rafi-uddin Shikoh ... more
Halal Money Matters hosts Monem Salam and guest Ibrahim Khan of Islamic Finance Guru take a deep dive into the BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) movement and its impact on Muslim investors, portfolio construction, and ethics. They break down how b... more
Is your portfolio too focused on the US? In this episode, Saturna Capital Portfolio Manager Dan Kim joins Halal Money Matters to reveal why international investing deserves more attention. From overlooked global opportunities and discounted valuation... more
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This is such an amazing podcast and I’ve enjoyed hearing about money from the Muslim perspective! Brother Monem has done a great job using this platform to educate everyone about Islamic finance. One of my favorite episodes is 12 regarding behavioral finance! I can’t wait to hear all the upcoming episodes.
Relevant topics and they really go deep and get to the heart of the matter. I always learn a lot.
Very informative topics and needed in this day and age
interesting discussion on behavior change among Muslim consumers and companies during Ramadan
Great intro and glimpse into healthy personal finances. “No one plans to fail. We only fail to plan”
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Halal-focused money discussions attract listeners who want to manage wealth in line with Islamic principles. Episodes cover halal investing, retirement planning, and personal finance with guests who bring practical, principle-centered strategies. The show often blends financial fundamentals with faith-based considerations, delivering approachable guidance for Muslim professionals, families, and first-time investors alike. Noteworthy is the mix of industry insiders, including senior fund managers, and a clear emphasis on ethics, community impact, and long-term wealth-building within a Sharia-compliant framework.
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Recent guests on Halal Money Matters include:
1. Rafi-uddin Shikoh
2. Ibrahim Khan
3. Melanie Elturk
4. David Skade
5. Jon Potts
6. Amjad Quadri
7. Hud Williams
8. Dr. Yaqub Mirza
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