Helping Muslim professionals grow $1M — with halal strategies you can trust.

Strategic halal investing for Muslim professionals who want to build wealth, fund Hajj, and retire with dignity.

What Happens When You Start Now — Even with a Modest Amount

You don’t need to be rich rich to invest. Starting with just $200/month, a halal investment plan can grow steadily over time — thanks to the power of compounding.

And the best part is? You don’t have to go through conventional means, risking your Islamic principles.

Here, we only focus in Shariah-compliant investing… which means you don’t have to worry about:
✅ Riba or interest
✅ Involvement in impermissible businesses or industries according to Shariah law
✅ volatile fluctuations that do not meet Islamic requirements

InshaAllah, our plans help you grow your wealth steadily so you can achieve your financial goals of funding your:

  • retirement, without burdening your family members

  • children’s education, without resorting to bank loans

  • Hajj, without delaying it year after year due to rising costs

  • and many more

Here’s what $200/month can turn into with just 8% average returns:

📈 After 10 years — $36,000+
📈 After 20 years — $100,000+
📈 After 30 years — $250,000+

Of course, the more you invest, the greater your potential returns.

Hi, I’m Nabawi!

I didn’t grow up with wealth. My father was a cleaner, my mother a housewife. But one thing my father did, with whatever little we had, was ensure we had medical protection.

Years later, when my beloved mother was diagnosed with cancer, those plans covered the hospital bills. We didn’t have to scramble or panic — and that left a mark on me.

Now that I’m a husband and father, I see things even more clearly. I want to protect my family. I want to bring them to Hajj. I want my children to finish university. And I want to retire with dignity, never a burden to them.

But I know that in a place like Singapore, none of that happens by chance. It requires planning, discipline, and smart financial decisions.

That’s why I became a financial advisor, because I’ve lived through what it means to be unprepared, and I’ve also seen the difference that smart planning can make.

Losing my mother to cancer showed me how important financial protection is. Becoming a father made me realise how much more I need to plan ahead — not just for today, but for the next 10, 20, 30 years.

I chose this path so I could help others do the same:
To protect what matters, plan with purpose, and build a future that’s secure — not just for ourselves, but for the families who rely on us.

  • Hannan Azman, 26, IT Engineer

    He is not pushy but very educational. I came to learn more about the halal-compliant investment and got a lot of insight from it. And he understands my financial position/income and considers my life goals such as home ownership and marriage, compared to some previous FA’s who didn’t even care I was a student with no income and no way to pay the premium.

Certifications & Recognitions

What Makes This Different from Everything Else You've Seen?

Shariah-Compliant, Globally Vetted Investment Options

You never have to worry about whether your investments are permissible. Every product we recommend is offered through platforms that are screened and continuously monitored by accredited Shariah advisory boards, made up of respected Islamic scholars from around the world.

No Hard Selling — Only What Truly Fits Your Needs

We don’t believe in pushing unnecessary financial products. We’ll only recommend solutions that make sense for your current financial situation, personal goals, and risk tolerance. Your needs — not commissions — drive every recommendation we make.

Simple, Clear Explanations For Your Confidence

Shariah-compliant investing doesn’t need to feel complicated or out of reach. We’ll break everything down in a way that’s easy to understand, so you know exactly how your money is working — and why it aligns with your values.

  • Afiq Firdaus, 24, Staff Nurse

    I have always experienced “hard selling” and pushy advisors. My experience with Nabawi has been nothing like that as he assesses you situation and only recommends what is needed and suitable for your situation!

 FAQs

  • Yes — but not all investments are. That’s why I only work with products that are screened and approved by certified Shariah advisory boards, made up of respected scholars around the world. These boards continuously monitor and audit each investment to ensure it remains compliant — so you don’t have to worry about falling into grey areas.

    You’ll always know exactly where your money is going — with the confidence that it's aligned with both your values and your goals.

  • Saving feels safe — but in today’s economy, it’s not enough.
    Inflation erodes your money’s value year after year. In a high-cost city like Singapore, relying solely on savings means you’ll likely fall behind — especially when planning for big goals like retirement, your children’s education, or Hajj.

    A structured halal investment plan helps your wealth grow steadily over time — so you’re not working harder just to keep up.

  • That’s one of the most common concerns I hear — and it’s completely valid.
    The good news is: you’re not alone, and you don’t need to figure this out yourself.

    The investments I recommend are selected from platforms that are continuously screened by international Shariah advisory boards — experts in both Islamic law and financial systems.
    No guesswork. No grey zones. Just informed, confident decisions backed by proper governance and monitoring.

  • Conventional investing often includes interest-based returns, speculative practices, and exposure to haram industries. Shariah-compliant investing avoids these and focuses on ethical businesses, low debt, and asset-backed investments.

  • Not necessarily. While Shariah-compliant investing avoids high-risk, high-reward practices like speculation and leverage, it focuses on stable, ethical businesses that can perform well over the long term. Historical data shows that Shariah-compliant funds often perform comparably to conventional funds, especially during market downturns.

  • A Shariah-compliant portfolio may include:

    • Equities in halal businesses (e.g., technology, healthcare, renewable energy).

    • Sukuk (Islamic bonds).

    • Ethical mutual funds and ETFs.

  • We work with certified Shariah advisors and screening agencies to ensure all investments meet strict Islamic principles. This includes screening for:

    • Prohibited industries.

    • Excessive debt or interest-based income.

    • Ethical and sustainable business practices.

  • No, Shariah-compliant investing is for anyone who values ethical, socially responsible, and sustainable investments. Many non-Muslims choose Shariah-compliant funds because of their focus on low debt and ethical businesses.

  • We can help you transition your portfolio to Shariah-compliant investments in a way that minimizes financial impact and aligns with your goals. Let’s discuss your current situation and create a tailored plan.

  • Look for certification from reputable Shariah advisory boards or screening agencies. We only recommend products that have been thoroughly vetted and certified by qualified experts.

  • Yes, but not all stocks are Shariah-compliant. We use rigorous screening processes to identify halal stocks that meet Islamic principles, such as low debt and no involvement in prohibited industries.

  • Muhd Syazwan, 32

    Others pressure or use the fear factor to try and get me to sign up.

  • Hisham, 32

    Fast process and no delays.

  • Muhammad Zahir, 19

    Have not tried other providers but it was a very good experience with Nabawi.

Still Not Sure What’s Truly Halal to Invest In?

If you’ve been putting off investing because you weren’t sure what’s halal, we compiled a guidebook just for you.

Halal Investing 101 gives you clear, practical answers on what’s permissible, what’s available in Singapore, and how to start growing your wealth confidently and ethically.

Get your e-book when you sign up for a 1-on-1 non-obligatory consultation with me now.