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Is ASB Halal? The Documented Fatwa Positions (2026)
ASB divides Malaysian religious authorities like no other product. The national fatwa says harus, Selangor and Penang once said no and revised in 2017, and the SC's SAC never classified it compliant. The documented record.
How to Start Halal Investing With RM100 a Month (2026)
RM100 a month is enough to start investing halal in Malaysia in 2026. The exact platforms that accept it, the fee traps at small scale, and the plan that survives real life.
Robo vs Unit Trust vs ETF: Halal Investing Routes (2026)
Three open-market routes to a halal portfolio in Malaysia: robo advisors, Shariah unit trusts and Islamic ETFs. The fees, the service, the discipline each demands, and who wins by profile.
Beyond the Big Six: Malaysia's Other Domestic Islamic Banks Reviewed (2026)
MBSB, Bank Muamalat, Affin Islamic, Alliance Islamic and AmBank Islamic rarely make the shortlists. Their printed rates say some of them should. The honest tour.
Foreign Islamic Banks in Malaysia (2026): HSBC Amanah, OCBC Al-Amin, Saadiq and Al Rajhi Reviewed
The foreign-owned Islamic banks print some of Malaysia's best numbers: a 4.50% mortgage formula, a 3.00% behaviour savings rate, 3.80% promo deposits and a zero-deposit home financing. The full tour.
Islamic Estate Planning in Malaysia (2026): The Complete Guide
Faraid, wasiat, hibah, nominations and trusts: how the pieces of Malaysian Islamic estate planning fit together, and the three providers who build the documents.
Wasiat Writing in Malaysia (2026): Why, How and With Whom
Why every Malaysian Muslim adult needs a wasiat, what the one-third rule really allows, and how AmanahRaya, as-Salihin and Wasiyyah Shoppe differ as writers.
Faraid Explained: Who Inherits What in Malaysia (2026)
Faraid allocates fixed shares to defined heirs, excludes people you may consider family, and fragments property. How the shares work and what planning can and cannot change.
Dying Without a Wasiat in Malaysia: What Actually Happens (2026)
No wasiat means no executor, no instructions and no one-third planning: just faraid shares through a process your family must drive themselves. The default timeline, step by step.