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At Sinbad Capital, we offer the Barakah Fund, a Shariah-compliant investment solution that generates ethical returns while avoiding riba (interest). Our fund follows Islamic finance principles, ensuring that all investments align with your values.
Invest in projects that comply with Islamic values, focusing on sectors like real estate, renewable energy, and technology.
Instead of interest, investors share in the profits of the projects, offering fair returns based on real business activities.
Our investments are carefully screened and regularly audited to ensure full compliance with Islamic law.
Investors share the risks and rewards of the investments, creating a balanced, responsible growth model.
We offer investment options that strictly follow Islamic principles, ensuring no involvement with riba (interest) or unethical practices.
Our experienced team offers personalized advice to navigate the investment landscape with confidence and strategic decisions.
Our projects provide strong returns while aligning with your values, driving both financial and social impact.
We reduce risk and enhance growth potential by offering a wide range of investments across various high-potential sectors.
Choose investments that align with both your financial goals and Shariah principles.
Utilize our expert insights to make confident, well-researched investment decisions.
Stay updated with regular reports on your investment’s performance, ensuring informed decision-making.
Economic downturns, fluctuations in market conditions, or shifts in industry trends can impact the overall performance of investments, potentially affecting returns.
Each individual project comes with its own set of risks, such as operational delays, regulatory changes, or unforeseen challenges, which may affect profitability and growth.
Investments in certain sectors or projects may not be easily liquidated, meaning that investors should plan for long-term commitments and be prepared for potential delays in accessing funds.