Is Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T) stock halal?

Toyota Motor Corp. is not considered halal under the mainstream standards. HalalGauge screens 7203.T under AAOIFI, Mufti Taqi Usmani, S&P DJIM, Ja'fari and the strict view, citing every threshold to its primary source.

Is 7203.T halal under Mufti Taqi Usmani?

Under Mufti Taqi Usmani's methodology, 7203.T is not halal. Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 30%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 30%)

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Toyota Motor Corp.

Is Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T) halal?

Toyota Motor Corp. is not considered halal under the mainstream standards. Below is the verdict under each of the five mainstream scholarly standards, with the deciding numbers and the source behind every threshold.

7203.T verdict by standard · 0 halal · 0 borderline · 5 not halal

AAOIFI Standard
Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 30%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 30%)
Not halal
Mufti Taqi Usmani (stricter Hanafi)
Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 30%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 30%)
Not halal
Dow Jones Islamic Market
Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 33%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 33%); Accounts receivable / market cap 35.0% (limit 33%)
Not halal
Ja'fari (Sistani-aligned)
Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 33%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 33%)
Not halal
Strict / zero-tolerance
Impermissible income / revenue 1.2% (limit 0%); Interest-bearing debt / market cap 110.0% (limit 0%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 40.0% (limit 0%)
Not halal

The numbers behind the verdict

Interest-bearing debt / market cap: 110.0%
Cash + securities / market cap: 40.0%
Receivables / market cap: 35.0%
Impermissible income / revenue: 1.2%
Illiquid (tangible) assets / total: 52.0%

Thresholds and methodology differ by scholar — e.g. AAOIFI caps interest-bearing debt at 30% of market cap, DJIM at 33%, and Mufti Taqi additionally requires tangible assets to be at least 20% of total assets. That's why two screeners can disagree on the same stock.

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Sources

AAOIFI: AAOIFI Shariah Standard No. 21 (Financial Papers — Shares and Bonds)
Mufti Taqi: Mufti Taqi Usmani — published equity-screening rulings (illiquid-asset rule)
DJIM: S&P Dow Jones Islamic Market Indices — Index Methodology (Shariah Screening)
Ja'fari: Ayatollah Sistani — Code of Practice (sistani.org)
Strict: Minority scholars holding zero-tolerance on riba exposure

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