Reminder for Muslim Crypto Investors

As Muslims, it is not just wise — it is a religious duty — to ensure that all our investments, including in cryptocurrencies, are halal and ethically sound.

Digital assets offer great opportunities, but the barakah (blessing) lies in wealth earned lawfully and justly.

Key Reminders:

1. Avoid coins or projects connected to prohibited activities such as gambling (maysir), interest (riba), or excessive uncertainty (gharar).

2. Verify staking and earning mechanisms — profits must not come from interest-based lending or shady systems.

3. Use only transparent, trustworthy platforms that clearly explain how profits are generated.

4. Don’t hesitate to consult qualified scholars if there is any doubt about a coin or service.

5. Stay away from unrealistic promises of high, quick profits — they are often traps and may involve haram elements.

Halal investing is not just about profit — it’s about protecting your faith, your wealth, and your future.

May Allah grant us halal income and guide us in every financial decision.