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Enter figures from the company's latest filing. The screener shows exactly which business, debt, interest-income, cash and receivables tests pass or fail under the published February 2026 FTSE Yasaar methodology.
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Copy these from one consolidated annual or quarterly report. Use any unit—₹ crore, ₹ lakh or millions—but keep it consistent.
Use the same reporting period and unit for every company figure.
Alcohol, gambling, pork, conventional finance and other screened activities. Enter 0 if none.
Operating and non-operating interest income. Enter 0 if none.
Step 3
Use the latest consolidated figures, not a mix of standalone and consolidated accounts.
From the latest consolidated balance sheet.
Short-term plus long-term conventional borrowings. Enter 0 if none.
Cash, bank balances, conventional deposits and interest-bearing securities.
Trade receivables plus cash and cash equivalents.
Optional
Enter a dividend you received. The tool applies the company's disclosed impure-income percentage and keeps this separate from the compliance result.
Use your own currency. Leave empty if you only want the screen.
A Shariah stock screen has two gates. First, the company's actual business must be permissible. Second, its latest finances must stay within defined limits. Passing only the ratios cannot rescue a conventional bank, alcohol producer, gambling company or another prohibited core business.
This calculator implements the four published FTSE Yasaar financial tests: interest and non-permitted income below 5% of revenue; interest-bearing debt below 33.333% of assets; cash and interest-bearing items below 33.333% of assets; and receivables plus cash below 50% of assets.
Screening standards use different denominators and thresholds. FTSE Yasaar uses total assets for its financial ratios, while the current Dow Jones Islamic Market leverage screen uses a trailing 24-month average market capitalisation. Two careful screeners can therefore reach different results without either calculation being fabricated. Always record the methodology, financial period and source filing beside the verdict.
Use the latest consolidated annual report or quarterly filing from the company or exchange. Do not mix standalone revenue with consolidated assets. Search the notes for borrowings, finance income, bank deposits and segment revenue; headline finance websites often combine line items that a Shariah screen must separate.
This is a self-screening calculation, not an official FTSE constituent decision, a fatwa, or a recommendation to buy or sell. A qualified Shariah board reviews classifications and data treatment that arithmetic alone cannot settle. Re-screen after every new filing and before acting on a borderline result.