So pathetic and humiliating that CAIR is begging for money from the Dept of Homeland Security. Disgusting.

Halal sports betting is here

Islamic Economics is dead

No I will not be demanding some zionist LSM fiat overlord to reinstate an account. That's what's disgraceful. Just tell them to go fuck themselves and just get on Nostr instead

Many folks on X are rightly calling this pathetic. The brother keeps talking a big game but in private he begs his LSM overlord to get monetized again. But they think this is some "own" by the faggot zionist Nikita Bier but they don't want to realize that they're no different than jvnoir. They're just as pathetic, as in their feeds, audiences, revenue, social relevance are mediated by the same black-box algorithmic regime at the mercy of whatever Bier and company decide. This message by brother jvnoir below is just the perfected expression of everyone's digital passivity.

So much of the scene in Muslim tech is just slop The funding that's involved in this "Pipeline" is going straight into building toxic SaaS FinTech sludge that locks Muslims in a fiat subscription and make them more passive and dependent while having their data sold to Israeli tech firms. This entire model to funding just needs to die man. It just produces more Muslim founders optimizing for acquisition + platform dependence + high time preference investor expectations instead of building anything that meaningfully challenges the infrastructure we’re trapped in, while also incentivizing Muslims to be more passive in cyber. Anyway, Jummah Mubarak.

SAIF space happening today

The price of a Google pixel 10 is back at its all time low on Amazon currently 👀

We laugh, but nostr could also suffer the same fate if we are not careful. Trying to appease normies and constant mass marketing doesn't always yield the fruit you want.

Modernity forces every muslim to choose a path

Wise insight from AbuZ

School of Divinity

Call for Papers – Islamic Colloquia of Edinburgh (ICE) | School of Divinity | School of Divinity

Third Annual Online Conference on Fiqh of the Future

"Islamic law has long engaged new realities with conceptual depth and interpretive flexibility. Yet today’s technological transformations raise questions that are increasingly difficult to fit neatly into premodern categories without further refinement. How should jurists think about agency, embodiment, accountability, harm, kinship, ownership, intention, legal capacity, and personhood in light of rapidly changing technological conditions? What happens when older legal distinctions remain useful, and what happens when they begin to strain?" Interesting topics:

This is low key just a Nostr onboarding event 🤫 View quoted note →

Been shilling this Noornote feature on LSM. Getting some engagement! View quoted note →

The gathering of a life time View quoted note →

"There are undoubtedly many more such virtual communities than there are nation-states, and the ties that bind them are for the most part much stronger than are chauvinistic nationalist impulses. Each community will have its own rules, its own access policies, initiation rituals, censure policies, and so forth. Governments have had little power to penetrate such private groups, and even less penetration is likely when strong cryptography provides a new topology for connectivity."

We have to get the Palestinians off of fiat. This will only get worse.