Most investors face this problem:

❓ The same stock is Halal in one app, Haram in another, and Doubtful in a third.

This happens because:

• Different apps use different standards

• Some apply only partial screening

• Some hide assumptions or grey areas

• Users are forced to do majority voting across apps

Hudood solves this confusion completely by:

• Showing All screening layers transparently

• Applying pre-defined Shariah criteria

• Giving a final structured verdict, not a random label

No guessing. No confusion. No app-hopping.

Because most apps:

• Apply only one screening layer

• Ignore proximity & ethical risk

• Use hidden assumptions

• Don’t show why a stock passed or failed

So:

• One app sees it as Halal

• Another marks it Doubtful

• Another rejects it completely

Hudud fixes this by:

• Showing all layers openly

• Letting users see where the difference comes from

• Providing a single, final structured decision

Yes.Hudood applies separate, asset-specific logic for cryptocurrencies, including:

• Token utility

• Project legitimacy

• Revenue & reward mechanisms

• Speculation vs usage analysis

Further details are shared on our website screening criteria page