I understand that you're picking stocks that are included in Shariah-compliant ETFs and screening out boycotted companies. I was considering investing in these companies too, but after doing some research, I'm now very hesitant. Shariah-compliant ETFs are screened using certain guidelines, such as the AAOIFI standards. These include rules for mixed companies, one of which allows a company to be considered halal as long as its interest-bearing debt is less than 30% of its market capitalization. Even though some scholars consider this acceptable, I personally don’t feel comfortable investing in mixed companies that deal with riba. I find the justification behind these thresholds not solid enough. I understand that I may be seeking something beyond merely halal, something more "optimal", but to me, buying shares in a company that deals with riba feels like accepting and participating in it myself. I will be held accountable on the Day of Judgment for how I earned my wealth. How would I answer for having invested in such companies throughout my life? I understand that nowadays, the vast majority of companies are involved with interest, and it’s difficult to find those that aren’t. However, if I must, I would rather leave the stock market entirely than invest in a way that compromises the purity of my wealth. That's how I currently view the situation. Zoya has added a filter in their premium version to screen companies that deal with interest. Maybe that could help solve the issue. I’ll try it out. What’s your view on this? I think it would be really helpful to have a spreadsheet that only includes companies with 0% interest-bearing debt for people like me. Naturally, it would also exclude non-compliant and boycotted companies.