Sharia investing for non-US investors

Sharia investing is investing according to a set of Islamic principles.  looks at ideas that non-US investors might use to implement a Boglehead-style portfolio within these principles.

Sharia fund suggestions
Because of unfavourable US tax laws, most non-US investors will strongly prefer non-US domiciled ETFs and funds to anything that is US domiciled. Investors should check their own tax situation carefully.

ETFs
The following ETFs are fully Sharia-compliant and non-US domiciled. They trade on major non-US stock exchanges, and will be widely available to investors worldwide.

Mutual funds
Investors in a few countries may have access to non-US domiciled Sharia-compliant mutual funds. Even in these countries, it may prove difficult to access these funds through normal retail channels.

Other fund suggestions
These ESG ETFs are not fully Sharia-compliant, but overlap significantly with many Sharia investing principles, and are not US domiciled. Investors should check that the excluded sectors match their personal requirements.