As ethical and faith-based finance gains momentum globally, Muslims across India and beyond are seeking clear, reliable, and transparent educational resources to understand Shariah-compliant investing. One of the most persistent challenges in Islamic finance is the inconsistency of halal and haram classifications across platforms—often leaving investors confused and uncertain.
Addressing this critical gap, Hudood Fintech has emerged as an education-first digital platform focused on helping users understand how Shariah compliance is evaluated in modern financial markets. Importantly, Hudood Fintech does not provide investment advice, brokerage services, or trading facilities. Its role is strictly informational—designed to empower users through knowledge, not influence decisions.
The Visionary Founder Behind the Movement: Moiz Mateen Patel
At the core of Hudood Fintech’s philosophy is its founder, Moiz Mateen Patel—a visionary entrepreneur working in the Islamic finance ecosystem for over five years.
He is also the author of the very revolutionary book A Halal Trader’s Guide, a practical and education-focused work that breaks down the complexities of Shariah-compliant trading for modern investors. The book addresses common misconceptions around halal and haram investing, explains screening principles in simple language, and serves as a foundational resource for Muslims seeking clarity, confidence, and ethical alignment in financial markets without compromising Islamic values.
Moiz holds a degree in Automobile Engineering from the University of Mumbai, and his professional journey is marked by resilience and transformation. He began his entrepreneurial career in the fitness industry, successfully running a gym and earning recognition as a champion in the International Fighter’s League. A life-altering accident, however, forced him to reassess his path.
During this period of reflection, Moiz developed a deep interest in stock markets and Islamic finance, particularly the challenge of aligning modern investing with authentic Shariah principles. This led to the founding of Shariah Investments India, a platform dedicated to halal investing education, and later Shariah Investments Global, one of the largest Islamic finance communities on Instagram.
Today, Moiz is widely respected as a Fundamental and Technical Stock Market Analyst specializing in Shariah-compliant frameworks. He actively consults Islamic scholars to ensure his work is grounded in authentic jurisprudence, not surface-level interpretations. His broader mission is bold yet clear:
to help Muslims confidently participate in a billion-dollar financial industry without compromising their faith.
Empowering Halal Financial Awareness With Clarity
Hudood Fintech was built to solve a core problem: conflicting Shariah compliance results across different screening platforms. Instead of relying on a single methodology, the platform presents comparative educational insights based on three widely trusted Shariah compliance criteria.
This approach enables users to understand:
• How compliance decisions are made
• Why differences occur across platforms
• What factors scholars evaluate before forming opinions
The result is confidence through understanding, not blind reliance.
A Philosophy Rooted in Transparency and Cross-Verification
Most screening tools depend on one framework, which can unintentionally create confusion. Hudood Fintech’s philosophy is built on cross-verification, allowing users to compare outcomes across multiple screening standards.
This model reflects a long-standing Islamic principle: when opinions differ, additional scholarly perspectives should be considered. Hudood Fintech adapts this tradition into a modern, educational interface suitable for today’s financial environment.
Educational Insights Into Stocks, Assets, and Cryptocurrencies
One of Hudood Fintech’s core features is its Shariah compliance screening interface, which explains—purely for educational purposes—how companies and assets are reviewed under Islamic finance norms. This includes:
• Business activities
• Revenue sources
• Financial ratios
• Risk and asset utility (for digital assets)
The platform also addresses cryptocurrency permissibility, helping users understand how scholars typically evaluate crypto assets—without promoting trading or speculation.
Supporting Knowledge of Religious Financial Obligations
Hudood Fintech further provides Zakaat and purification calculators designed to explain how these obligations are generally calculated in modern financial contexts. These tools are strictly educational and are not intended to replace personal religious consultation.
A Responsible Educational Presence in Islamic Finance
Hudood Fintech clearly defines its role as a research and learning platform, not a financial institution or advisory service. This transparency makes it suitable for responsible media coverage, academic discussion, and public discourse.
Under Moiz Mateen Patel’s leadership, Hudood Fintech continues to build a confusion-free learning environment—helping individuals pursue financial literacy, ethical wealth management, and spiritual alignment in an increasingly complex financial world.
🔗 Official Links
• Website: www.hudood.com
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hudood.official
• Google Play App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hudood.app
