drelansarym.com · Halal investing guides · Updated 2 Nov 2026

Halal ETF list (US-listed, 2026): fees, focus and screening

These are the Shariah-screened ETFs listed on US exchanges. Fees are total annual operating expenses from each fund's prospectus or issuer page. This is a list, not a recommendation: check the fund's own documents before you invest.

Ticker	Fund	Focus	Expense ratio
MNZL	Manzil Russell Halal USA Broad Market ETF	US large and mid cap	0.40%
SPUS	SP Funds S&P 500 Sharia Industry Exclusions ETF	US large cap	0.45%
HLAL	Wahed FTSE USA Shariah ETF	US large and mid cap	0.50%
SPSK	SP Funds Dow Jones Global Sukuk ETF	Sukuk (bond alternative)	0.50%
SPRE	SP Funds S&P Global REIT Sharia ETF	Global real estate	0.50%
SPTE	SP Funds S&P Global Technology ETF	Global technology	0.55%
SPWO	SP Funds S&P World ETF	Global equities	0.55%
AMGR	Amana Growth ETF (active)	Growth	0.61%
UMMA	Wahed Dow Jones Islamic World ETF	International, ex-US	0.65%
AMEI	Amana Equity Income ETF (active)	Dividend income	0.76%
AMEM	Amana Developing World ETF (active)	Emerging markets	0.91%

Sources: SPUS 0.45% (SEC 497K, 30 Mar 2026); UMMA 0.65% (SEC summary prospectus, 2026); SP Funds prospectus Mar 2026 (SPSK, SPRE); issuer pages via compiled list at halalwallet.us (accessed 2 Nov 2026). Fees change, so verify on the issuer's site.

How to choose between them

Same market, different screen. SPUS follows S&P's Shariah methodology (ratios against market cap). HLAL follows FTSE's (ratios against total assets). The holdings overlap a lot but aren't identical.
Fee matters over decades. On $10,000 for 10 years at a 5% return, SPUS's prospectus shows about $567 in costs.
Diversify by asset, not by ticker. Holding SPUS, HLAL and MNZL together is mostly the same US stocks. SPSK (sukuk) and SPRE (real estate) are genuinely different assets.
Purification. Each fund publishes an annual purification percentage for dividends; give that share to charity.

Want to check a single stock instead? See how to screen any stock. For zakat on your ETFs, see zakat on stocks.

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Education, not a fatwa and not investment advice. Investing carries risk, including loss of capital. Where scholars differ we say so; ask a qualified scholar about your own situation. Written by Mohamed Elansary, PhD.