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Mbitcoiner@Bitcoinmajlis.nostr1.com
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Bitcoin cultist. Co-founder of Bitcoin Majlis. Author of Anti-riba Money.
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
πŸ˜‚ We got hijra debates and sectarianism on Muslim Nostr now. This is great! We'll be bigger than Muslim X pretty soon inshaAllah
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
100%. How Muslims use bitcoin matters! That's part of what it means to be truly orange pilled in a Muslim context. It must be ground in being toxically "anti-Riba cypherpunk" View quoted note β†’
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
It's been a huge challenge for me to figure out the best way to explain this concept to other Muslim Bitcoiners... The implications for this are actually quite transformative and massive. I probably need to find a better phrase than "cyber cult" but it's the best phrase to describe this thing and tbh I don't want to dilute the concept by using other words. Gotta get other Muslims on board with this. Of course, this is the main reason why I've been more active on Nostr. It's the perfect platform for cyber cults to grow and be unleashed (and I don't think any of the nostr devs are aware of this, but that's a separate discussion for another time) View quoted note β†’
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
And there shall be thousands of relays that run Muslim Nostr. InshaAllah. image
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
"Satoshi discovered how money could operate without central authorities, encoded that discovery in software, freely gave it to the world from behind a mask, provably committed his own resources to demonstrate its benefits, bootstrapped a community devoted to its success, relinquished control, and left. Anyone may now use the feral institution he left behind. That is what Satoshi did. He set Bitcoin free." View quoted note β†’
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Mbitcoiner 1 month ago
Just ordered "Brotherhood of the Wolf: Blood Tax" from image It's a graphic novel series written by Wes al-Daher that I've been meaning to check out for a while now. The art looks amazing! I really liked the vision he lays out on his website, it's worth reading. You can also check out his essay in issue 3 of Qawwam Magazine where he talks about how Muslims should seek excellence in their leisure:
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