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Is Barrick Mining / ABX Halal?

Screener: Yes — Barrick passes Shariah screening as of September 2026. ~6.5% debt-to-market-cap with a net-cash balance sheet, and gold/copper mining is a permissible business. (Barrick renamed itself from Barrick Gold to Barrick Mining; it trades as ABX on the TSX and B on the NYSE.)

PASS
Shariah-compliant (September 2026). Metals mining is permissible, debt-to-market-cap is ~6.5% against a 33% ceiling, and cash exceeds debt. This is a screening result, not a fatwa. Screen again quarterly; gold prices and debt move.

Screen 1: Business activity — pass

Barrick is a gold and copper producer with operations across North America, South America, Africa, and the Middle East. In Q2 2026 it produced 796,000 ounces of gold (+11% quarter-over-quarter, 3% above guidance) and 56,000 tonnes of copper, generating US$5.29B of revenue (+44% year-over-year). Metals mining is not a prohibited industry under any major methodology (AAOIFI, Dow Jones Islamic Market, FTSE, MSCI Islamic). Note that Barrick's planned IPO of its North American gold assets by year-end 2026 will change the shape of the company — screens should be rerun after the transaction.

Screen 2: Financial ratios — pass

Screen 3: Purification

Barrick declared a Q2 2026 dividend of US$0.175 per share and repurchased US$1.2B of its own shares during the quarter. Under standard screening treatment, dividends from a compliant company are halal income subject to purification of any small non-compliant income earned — our purification calculator can help estimate the charitable amount. Nothing on this site is a fatwa.

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For other screened Canadian large-caps, see Canadian Natural Resources (PASS, energy) and Suncor (PASS, energy), or the full screener database. Shariah-compliant ETF options (WSHR, SPUS) are covered in our complete guide.

FAQ

Is Barrick halal to invest in?

As of September 2026: yes, under the AAOIFI-style screening we apply. Gold and copper mining is a permissible business, debt-to-market-cap is ≈6.5% (under the 33% ceiling), and the balance sheet is in net cash. This is a screening result, not a religious ruling.

How was the 6.5% debt ratio calculated?

US$4.682B of total long-term debt at June 30, 2026 (≈C$6.37B) against a market cap of ≈C$98.44B (TSX: ABX at ~C$58) — (6.37 ÷ 98.44) × 100 ≈ 6.5%, well under the 33% ceiling. Cash of US$7.13B reported at March 31, 2026 exceeds total debt — a net-cash balance sheet.

Barrick sits on billions in cash — is the interest income a problem?

No separately verifiable Q2 2026 interest-income figure was located in public sources. The 5% ceiling on US$5.29B of Q2 revenue would require ≈US$265M of interest income in a single quarter — roughly a 15% annualized yield on the US$7.13B cash reported at Q1-end. Nothing in the company's filings or reporting suggests anything near that level; we flag the data gap so you can verify it yourself.

Are Barrick's dividends halal?

Barrick declared a Q2 2026 dividend of US$0.175 per share and repurchased US$1.2B of shares in the quarter. Under standard screening treatment, dividends from a compliant company are halal income subject to purification of any non-compliant income earned — our purification calculator can help estimate the charitable amount. Nothing on this site is a fatwa.

What do Zoya, Musaffa, and ShariaPortfolio say?

No verified current third-party verdict on Barrick was found in public sources during our September 2026 research — not on Zoya, Musaffa, or ShariaPortfolio. Our PASS result is an independent application of the AAOIFI-style screen; consult a scholar or screener of your choice before investing.

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