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Shell plc ADRhedged

SHEHSingle holding

ADR hedged

Shell plc ADRhedged (SHEH) on the Akinda fund screen (AAOIFI-derived): Not halal. Coverage 97.02%. Below: the fund under all five rulebooks, its facts and every holding with its own verdict.

Akinda fund screen

Akinda fund screen (AAOIFI-derived)Not halalCoverage: 97.02%
  • Halal 0.00%
  • Doubtful 0.00%
  • Not halal 97.02%
  • Not rated 2.98%

The bar is scaled to fit; the figures are as reported, and the buckets do not always total 100%.

Coverage is the share of the fund's weight we hold a usable verdict for. Below 95%, a fund is rated only when the weight we can see already breaches the 5% limit; otherwise it is not rated by this method.

Fund facts

Issuer
ADR hedged
Venue (where it trades)
United States
Domicile (where it is registered)
United States
Reporting currency
USD
Expense ratio
0.20%
AUM
1.57M USD
Holdings
1 (1 screened)
Basket as of (provider)
27 Oct 2026
Basket fetched by Akinda
27 Oct 2026
Verdict updated
3 Nov 2026

Venue is where a fund trades; domicile is where it is registered. London-listed funds are domiciled in Ireland or Luxembourg, so use Venue for UK ETFs.

Five rulebooks

RulebookVerdictHalalNot halalSplit (0–100%)
Akinda fund screen (AAOIFI)Not halal0.00%97.02%
DJIMNot halal0.00%97.02%
FTSEHalal97.02%0.00%
MSCIHalal97.02%0.00%
S&PNot halal0.00%97.02%

Every bar uses the same 0–100% scale. Index rulebooks report only halal and not-halal weight; uncoloured weight is weight that rulebook does not classify. Coverage is published for the Akinda fund screen only.

The fund screen and the four index rulebooks answer different questions, so they are expected to disagree. A fund can be doubtful on our fund screen and halal under S&P; both are correct.

Holdings

1–1 of 1 holdings, largest first · basket as of 27 Oct 2026
No.HoldingWeightAkinda (AAOIFI)DJIMFTSEMSCIS&P
1
SHELShell plc
97.02%Not halalNot halalHalalHalalNot halal

Not rated means we hold no usable verdict for that company; it is never treated as compliant.

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