MySharia is a digital platform designed to help Muslims navigate Sharia-compliant finance in the West
For many Muslims, interest-based finance has led to long-term debt despite its religious impermissibility, so we provide personalised comparison tools and education that helps people make informed choices with confidence.
Muslims in the UK seeking Halal finance options
Commitment to Sharia-compliant recommendations
Access to comparison tools and educational resources
Your voice matters
A few answers from you will guide how we present Sharia-compliant choices and how we improve the tools people rely on.
Please note that this questionnaire does not collect personal information. The only optional detail is your email address, which is used solely to notify you when the platform officially launches.
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Which age group do you belong to?
Key Insights About Islamic Finance
Understanding the UK Muslim community's relationship with Shariah-compliant financial products
Based on UK Muslim Consumer Research Data (2023)
Among UK Muslims looking to buy a home, the majority favour Sharia-compliant finance. There is strong demand for alternatives that avoid interest.
Religious alignment is a major driver in financial decision-making for many in the community, but there is still a gap.
Beyond cost or convenience, ethical alignment is a major factor influencing financial decisions, but many Muslims struggle to identify products that truly meet Sharia standards.
Awareness is high, but understanding is limited. There is a clear need for accessible educational content and guidance.
Many are willing to pay a small premium for products that align with their religious principles.
Trust and authenticity matter - fully Sharia-compliant institutions are favoured over conventional banks offering Islamic windows.
Some providers are widely known, but 1 in 5 Muslims cannot name any provider. This is a growing space and visibility with education needs to be heightened.