FARUQ’s auditable halal asset screener

Field notes

FARUQ treats screening as a recorded assessment rather than a single permanent label: each result is tied to criteria, evidence, retrieval dates, methodology versions, and engine versions. It also distinguishes an asset from activities such as staking, lending, margin, and derivatives, preventing a token-level result from automatically covering every use. The homepage says automated results are not fatwas or investment advice, and that scholar review applies only to the exact assessment version reviewed.