Hi,
Can we have some of the following ETF, I believe some of them are already available for UK customers:
ISWD / IUSD = iShares World Islamic ETF
HLAL = Wahed FTSE USA Shariah ETF
UMMA = Wahed Dow Jones Islamic World ETF
SPUS= SP Funds S&P 500 Sharia Industry Exclusions ETF
SPRE = SP Funds S&P Global REIT Sharia ETF
Thanks
So Swedish users do exist 
There I have voted for a Swedish etf now how about you voting for literacy capital (BOOK).
Go on you can do it!
hi @hamza 
The first one will be popping up sooner than you think.
The other ones seem to be US ETFs and can’t be sold in EU.
But not the full list. I’ve added the other ones to our wish list.
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@EmmaOdqvist Thanks
I read about it later that US ETFs can’t be sold in EU.
Perhaps
ISDE = iShares MSCI EM Islamic UCITS ETF USD (Dist)
can be added to the list if it is available in EU.
Thanks
Hi @hamza !
Thank you for the suggestions!
UK has that one but it isn’t registered for trade in Sweden.
So we can’t ad it 
Maybe we have something else that might interest you.
We have some new european stocks and a variety of ETFs added the previous two months.
Have a nice evening !
Hi,
any update on listing of ISWD / IUSD = iShares World Islamic ETF
Hej Emma,
Can Uk customers buy Swedish stocks?
Hej ilmarichmond! 
Not yet, we have been prioritizing some other exiting news coming up this year for UK users.