What is MM Algo Lab, and who writes its reads?
What you get here, who is behind the site, and how to reach us.
Last updated: 2026-10-23
Short answer
MM Algo Lab is an Arabic-first site that reads markets with automated tools: a free page for every stock on the Arab exchanges with an automated Sharia screen and its reasons, free tools for screening, zakat and the economic calendar, and a paid morning read of stocks, funds, crypto, commodities and indices. We give no investment recommendations, hold no one's money and execute no trades; the method and the explanatory pages are written by the site's founder, a trader who built the reading tools himself.
What we do
- A free page for every listed stock on the Arab exchanges, titled with the question is it halal, with the reason in numbers and the data date.
- A free Sharia screener with no sign-up, and lists of the compliant stocks for each market.
- A stock zakat calculator using today's nisab, and an explanation of purification with its calculator.
- An economic calendar and a table of policy rates in 150 countries.
- A paid morning read across gold, currencies, indices and stocks, which subscribers find in their account on the site.
The site is Arabic first, with full English and French editions of the same pages.
Who writes
The site was founded by an Arab trader who built the engine behind the daily reads himself, and who writes and reviews the screening method and the explanatory pages. The daily reads come from automated tools with fixed rules, and the Sharia screen follows AAOIFI Shari'ah Standard No. 21, whose limits we last reviewed on 2026-10-01.
Where we work and how to reach us
We work online and serve investors in Arab countries and those following their markets from abroad. To reach us, use the contact page, which lists our official channels only; any other account speaking in our name is not us.
Related questions
Is MM Algo Lab a broker?
No. We open no trading accounts and accept no money for investment. We sell a subscription to a market read, and we offer free tools.
Are the reads recommendations?
No. A read describes what our tools say about the market when it is published; the decision and the risk management are yours.
How can I tell whether an account belongs to you?
Our official channels are listed on the contact page; any account not listed there is not ours, and we never ask you to transfer money to a person.
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Nothing on the site is investment advice, and the Sharia screen is an automated reading of published criteria, not a fatwa.