Reid Caster Publishing

Halal Investing Made Simple — A Practical Guide for Nigerian Muslims

Review what you hold. Ask better questions. Record the next step.

₦5,000 · one-time · digital product

Get the book, Action Pack & Tracker →

Before choosing or switching a financial product, it helps to understand how it works, what its documents say and which questions still need an answer. A “halal” label alone cannot tell you everything about a product’s structure or suitability.

Halal Investing Made Simple gives you an orderly way to review what you hold, record what you learn and prepare questions for providers or a qualified scholar—without treating a checklist as a religious ruling.

What you can work through

Review a product. Use the book’s five-question Riba screen as a starting point for examining a product’s structure and the information a provider supplies.

Understand common Nigerian options. The guide covers pensions, takaful, sukuk, NGX stocks, mutual funds, purification and zakat. Product terms, eligibility and holdings can change, so confirm current details with the relevant provider.

Organise your next questions. The Action Pack and Tracker help you list holdings, record due-diligence questions and note what you still need to verify.

What’s in the three-part pack

1. The 45-page book. A practical introduction to the Riba screen, common Nigerian products, provider questions, sukuk, investments, purification and zakat.
2. The 10-page Action Pack. Worksheets, checklists and scripts for a holdings inventory, preliminary screening and provider questions.
3. The seven-tab Tracker. Start Here, Holdings Inventory, Due Diligence, Portfolio Tracker, Purification, Zakat Prep and Provider Questions.

Who it’s for

For Nigerian Muslims who want to review existing holdings, assess a financial product they are considering or keep a clearer record of questions and follow-up steps.

A clear boundary

This is educational material—not a fatwa, personalised financial advice or an investment recommendation. It cannot determine a product’s religious status or guarantee safety or returns. For a specific ruling, consult a qualified scholar; confirm current product terms and eligibility with the provider.