Muslim investors today are no longer sitting on the sidelines. They are actively researching, screening, and investing in companies that align with both financial performance and Islamic principles.

Musaffa is a halal stock screening and investment research platform designed to help Muslims invest in accordance with Shariah principles. It provides tools, financial data, and compliance analysis to identify stocks that align with Islamic finance guidelines.

Based on Musaffa user search behavior, these are the 20 most searched halal-screened stocks, reflecting where Muslim investors are focusing their attention across AI, semiconductors, technology, payments, and global industry leaders.

1. NVIDIA (NVDA) — The Backbone of AI

NVIDIA has become the most important company powering artificial intelligence. Its GPUs are used by OpenAI, Microsoft, Meta, and nearly every major AI company.

Why investors search it:

• Dominates AI infrastructure
• Strong revenue growth
• Essential to future computing

Musaffa Status: Compliant

2. Apple (AAPL) — The World’s Most Valuable Consumer Tech Company

Apple continues to lead with its ecosystem of iPhone, Mac, and services.

Why investors search it:

• Massive global user base
• Stable revenue streams
• Strong cash generation

Musaffa Status: Compliant

3. Tesla (TSLA) — Leading the Electric Future

Tesla is reshaping transportation through electric vehicles and energy storage.

Why investors search it:

• EV market leader
• Strong innovation pipeline
• Exposure to clean energy growth

Musaffa Status: Compliant

4. Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM / 2330.TW) — The Chipmaker Behind Everything

TSMC manufactures chips for NVIDIA, Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm.

Why investors search it:

• Critical global infrastructure
• Dominates advanced chip manufacturing
• Essential to AI and electronics

Musaffa Status: Compliant

5. AMD (AMD) — NVIDIA’s Fastest-Growing Competitor

AMD produces CPUs and GPUs used in AI, gaming, and cloud computing.

Why investors search it:

• Competing directly with NVIDIA
• Rapid growth in AI chips
• Increasing enterprise adoption

Musaffa Status: Compliant

6. Broadcom (AVGO) — Powering Global Connectivity

Broadcom produces chips used in networking, cloud, and wireless systems.

Why investors search it:

• Strong exposure to AI infrastructure
• Major enterprise partnerships
• Stable recurring revenue

Musaffa Status: Compliant

7. Super Micro Computer (SMCI) — AI Server Infrastructure Leader

Super Micro builds servers used to run AI models.

Why investors search it:

• Direct exposure to AI growth
• Supplies infrastructure for NVIDIA-powered systems
• Rapid revenue expansion

Musaffa Status: Compliant

8. Visa (V) — The Global Payments Network

Visa processes trillions of dollars in payments annually.

Why investors search it:

• Dominates digital payments
• Highly profitable business model
• Benefits from global commerce growth

Musaffa Status: Compliant

9. Mastercard (MA) — Another Global Payments Giant

Mastercard operates alongside Visa as a core financial infrastructure provider.

Why investors search it:

• Strong global adoption
• Consistent long-term growth
• Increasing digital transaction volume

Musaffa Status: Compliant

10. Novo Nordisk (NOVO B.CO) — Global Healthcare Leader

Novo Nordisk produces diabetes and weight-loss medications.

Why investors search it:

• Massive demand for Ozempic and Wegovy
• Strong healthcare fundamentals
• Long-term global growth

Musaffa Status: Compliant

11. Suzlon Energy (SUZLON.NS) — Renewable Energy Growth

Suzlon is a major wind energy company in India.

Why investors search it:

• Exposure to renewable energy transition
• Emerging market growth potential
• Clean energy focus

Musaffa Status: Compliant

12. Microsoft (MSFT) — AI and Cloud Leader

Microsoft leads in cloud computing and enterprise AI tools.

Why investors search it:

• OpenAI partnership
• Azure cloud growth
• Strong enterprise dominance

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

13. Alphabet (GOOGL) — Google’s Parent Company

Alphabet dominates search, advertising, and AI development.

Why investors search it:

• Massive global reach
• AI innovation leadership
• Dominates online search

Musaffa Status: Questionable

14. Amazon (AMZN) — E-commerce and Cloud Giant

Amazon dominates online retail and cloud infrastructure.

Why investors search it:

• AWS cloud dominance
• Massive logistics network
• Global e-commerce leadership

Musaffa Status: Questionable

15. Meta Platforms (META) — Social Media and AI

Meta owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

Why investors search it:

• Massive global user base
• Heavy investment in AI
• Advertising dominance

Musaffa Status: Questionable

16. Intel (INTC) — Historic Semiconductor Leader

Intel manufactures CPUs used globally.

Why investors search it:

• Semiconductor exposure
• Government-backed chip expansion
• Turnaround potential

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

17. Palantir (PLTR) — AI for Governments and Enterprises

Palantir builds AI systems for defense and enterprise.

Why investors search it:

• Strong AI positioning
• Government contracts
• Rapid growth narrative

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

18. Uber (UBER) — Global Mobility Platform

Uber operates ride-sharing and delivery services worldwide.

Why investors search it:

• Platform-based business model
• Strong user growth
• Global expansion

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

19. Alibaba (BABA) — China’s E-commerce Leader

Alibaba dominates e-commerce in China.

Why investors search it:

• Exposure to Chinese economy
• Strong infrastructure ecosystem
• Cloud computing growth

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

20. D-Wave Quantum (QBTS) — Emerging Quantum Computing Player

D-Wave develops quantum computing systems.

Why investors search it:

• Exposure to next-generation computing
• High-risk, high-growth potential
• Early-stage technology investment

Musaffa Status: Non-Compliant

What This List Reveals About Muslim Investors

Three major trends stand out:

1. AI Dominates Interest
Companies like NVIDIA, AMD, Super Micro, and TSMC are leading searches.

2. Infrastructure Over Speculation
Investors prefer companies that power global systems: chips, payments, cloud, and healthcare.

3. Strong Preference for Halal-Compliant Tech Leaders
Many of the most searched compliant companies are in semiconductors, payments, and healthcare.

Final Takeaway

Muslim investors are increasingly sophisticated. They are not just looking for halal investments — they are looking for companies shaping the future.

The most searched halal stocks today are not small niche companies. They are the global leaders powering artificial intelligence, healthcare, payments, and clean energy.

And this trend is only accelerating.

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