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Stock analysis2026-05-175 min read

Is Nvidia halal in 2026? AAOIFI screen + live API verdict

Is Nvidia halal? The AAOIFI screen, the financial ratios, and the live verdict from the Akinda API for NVDA.

Current verdict: Halal

Nvidia's business is semiconductors, data-centre AI accelerators, and the surrounding software stack — all permissible activities. The financial ratios sit comfortably under their AAOIFI limits and non-compliant revenue is well under 5%.

Company snapshot

NVIDIA Corporation trades under the ticker NVDA and operates in the Semiconductors / AI infrastructure sector. The Akinda API runs every ticker through the same three-phase screen — business activity, financial ratios, and a final verdict — so the verdict above traces back to the numbers below.

Phase 1: Business activity screen

First we check what NVIDIA Corporation actually does. The AAOIFI rule for mixed-business companies says non-compliant revenue must stay below 5% of total revenue, with no exposure to outright-prohibited sectors (alcohol, conventional banking and insurance, gambling, tobacco, pork, weapons, adult content).

  • Data Center — GPUs, networking, AI software. Permissible.
  • Gaming — GeForce GPUs. Permissible.
  • Professional Visualization — Quadro, RTX workstation. Permissible.
  • Automotive — DRIVE platform. Permissible.

Non-compliant revenue percentage on /full-report/NVDA: 1.05%. Field name on the wire: non_compliant_revenue_perc.

Phase 2: Financial ratio screen

After the business activity screen clears, the strict AAOIFI grid we apply requires two financial ratios — debt and liquidity / interest-bearing cash position — each below 30% of the company's average 12-quarter market capitalization. Numbers below are the most recent values returned by /full-report/NVDA.

Debt ratio (< 30%)

0.32%

debt_ratio_perc

Liquidity (< 30%)

2.36%

liquidity_ratio_perc

Verify it yourself via the Akinda API

Fire a live /full-report/<ticker> call from the playground using your own API key — see the compliance ratios, AAOIFI screen verdict, and source-breakdown fields the methodology produces.

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