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Baker Hughes Company

Is Baker Hughes Company (BKR) halal?

Baker Hughes Company is considered halal under 4 of 5 standards — the scholars disagree. Below is the verdict under each of the five mainstream scholarly standards, with the deciding numbers and the source behind every threshold.

BKR verdict by standard · 4 halal · 0 borderline · 1 not halal
  • AAOIFI Standard

    All ratio checks pass.

    Halal
  • Mufti Taqi Usmani (stricter Hanafi)

    All ratio checks pass.

    Halal
  • Dow Jones Islamic Market

    All ratio checks pass.

    Halal
  • Ja'fari (Sistani-aligned)

    All ratio checks pass.

    Halal
  • Strict / zero-tolerance

    Impermissible income / revenue 0.7% (limit 0%); Interest-bearing debt / market cap 12.2% (limit 0%); Cash + interest-bearing securities / market cap 8.5% (limit 0%)

    Not halal

The numbers behind the verdict

Interest-bearing debt / market cap
12.2%
Cash + securities / market cap
8.5%
Receivables / market cap
11.4%
Impermissible income / revenue
0.7%
Illiquid (tangible) assets / total
27.0%

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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