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Some of the important questions to ask yourself include:
1. Is this investment complying with the rules of the Islamic Shari^ah?
2. What capital have I committed to investing in various investment channels? Am I re-investing the proceeds? If so, into what investment?
3. Is my investment portfolio out of balance? If so, what are the areas of concentration?
4. What is the value of each category of investments in my portfolio, and what would I like it be today, and in the near and long-term future?
5. What have I learned from the losses I made in each investment category?
6. What investments am I thinking of acquiring next, when, how much and why?
7. Will I sell something to do this, or will I invest new capital?
8. Who are the potential investors I can team up with to do shared investments? Are they trustworthy and experienced investors?
9. Have I studied the chapter of Zakat with a trustworthy scholar?
10. Am I keeping track of the timing and values of my investment proceeds to pay Zakat on them when Zakat is becomes due?
You need to know at which point to stop and reevaluate your portfolio as a whole
simply make stop lose point and stop win point with my deadline
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1. Are these securities sharea complaint?
2. Did I make a fundamental analysis for the investment (company, industry, economy)?
3. What strategy I will follow for the portfolio? (Is it the Active or the Passive strategy)?
4. How well I'm diversifying my financial securities in the portfolio?
5. How many industries I am investing in?
6. Am I putting all my wealth in this investment? (all the eggs in the same basket)
7. Am I risk averse? To which level of risk I'm willing to accept?
8. What is my Required Rate of Return (RRR)?