القائمة
Monitors a watchlist, portfolio, or symbol set for Shariah compliance drift via trajectory + staleness insights, then surfaces filings, earnings, and material events. Use when the user asks what changed, what to monitor, which names need re-screening, or runs /monitor.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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Calculate zakat owed on a stock/ETF portfolio (the obligatory ~2.5% alms) from market values against the nisab threshold. Use for "calculate my zakat", "how much zakat do I owe on my holdings", or zakat on a specific set of positions.
Search, look up, and assess sukuk (Islamic fixed income / "halal bonds") by issuer, country, structure, currency, ISIN, or issuer LEI. Use for sukuk discovery, building a sukuk shortlist, or checking a single sukuk instrument's structure and compliance basis.
Suggests halal-compliant replacements for a failing holding, theme, or benchmark exposure. Use when the user wants alternatives, substitutions, or fresh Shariah-compliant ideas.
Runs a full Shariah portfolio audit across multiple stocks and ETFs. Use for portfolio screening, compliance concentration review, unresolved names, and action-oriented portfolio summaries.
Reviews one stock or ETF for Shariah compliance, methodology differences, purification implications, and investability. Use when the user asks if a ticker is halal, wants a compliance verdict, or needs a decision-ready memo on one asset.
Performs discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation analysis to estimate intrinsic value per share. Triggers when user asks for fair value, intrinsic value, DCF, valuation, "what is X worth", price target, undervalued/overvalued analysis, or wants to compare current price to fundamental value.
| name | watchlist-monitoring |
| description | Monitors a watchlist, portfolio, or symbol set for Shariah compliance drift via trajectory + staleness insights, then surfaces filings, earnings, and material events. Use when the user asks what changed, what to monitor, which names need re-screening, or runs /monitor. |
This is the canonical playbook for /monitor. Lead with the insights trio — that's what makes Yassir predictive instead of reactive.
get_compliance_trajectory and get_screening_staleness (parallel — drift signal)get_halal_alternatives (only for symbols flagged or already non-compliant)get_shariah for any symbol where current verdict is unknown or staleread_filings or sec_submissions for material events the staleness check surfacesweb_search for missing contextlist_watchlists / get_watchlist) or explicit ticker set.get_compliance_trajectory and get_screening_staleness in parallel. This is the drift signal — a stable trend with a fresh screen means low risk; a deteriorating trend or staleness flag means re-screen now.get_halal_alternatives so the user sees substitutes alongside the warning.degraded_sources (200 + note), surface the note verbatim once — don't refuse, proceed with available evidence.symbol · current verdict · trajectory direction · staleness flag · top 3 alternatives if needed.Predictive Watch Table (the decision-grade table above)Drift & Staleness Highlights (only the symbols that flagged)Suggested Re-ScreensReplacement Ideas (per non-compliant or drifting name)Backend Notes (degraded sources, abstains, unresolved)The insights trio consumes roughly 3 endpoint calls per symbol. For watchlists or symbol sets with more than 5 names, mention the expected total token consumption upfront so the user can choose to narrow scope before running.