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How we screen jobs, and what we cannot check

Last updated 14 November 2026

Many people come to UmmahJobs looking for halal jobs or halal income. This page says what we do to screen jobs. It also says what we cannot check. Read both parts before you apply.

We are a job board. We are not a scholar. We do not decide for you whether a job or an employer is right for you.

What we do

  1. An automatic rule screens every job. It leaves out jobs in alcohol, gambling and interest-based lending before they go live. A job that passes the rule can go live straight away.
  2. A person reviews new jobs every day. That person removes any job that does not fit. Jobs the rule cannot judge are held for a person to read first.
  3. Many jobs are copied from public pages.We copy them from employers' own career pages, or from free job feeds that allow it. Each of these jobs links to the original page, where you apply.
  4. We check those jobs again later.If the employer's page says a role is closed, we say so on the job page.

Each job page shows who posted the job and where to apply.

What we cannot check

  • The whole business of an employer. The rule reads one job post. It does not read everything a company sells or earns.
  • How a workplace runs. We cannot see the team mix, the dress rules, the events, or whether there is a place to pray.
  • Where the pay comes from. A job can look fine while the company has other income that you would want to ask about. For example, a role inside a large bank or a large company.
  • What a post leaves out. A job post can be short or wrong. The rule can miss a job it should have caught. A person can miss one too.
  • Changes after we list a job. An employer can change its work or its terms after we copy the post.

What this means for you

Screening is one step. It makes no promise about any one job. We do not say a job, an employer or an income is halal. That is a question for a qualified scholar, and the answer can depend on your own case.

Ask the employer about anything that matters to you before you accept. Ask about the work, the workplace and how the company earns its money.

If you see a job that does not fit

Write to mail@ummahjobs.com with the link to the job. A person reads each report. If the job does not fit, we remove it.

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