I think muslims should be the first to adapt and accept technological advancements, we need to be ahead.
the future of muslims ties into the past too, the deen doesnt change, but things in the future can directly and indirectly tie into the deen too. things like bitcoin directly tie into the deen in that it is anti-riba money, and riba is haram.
muslims shouldn't be falling behind
dont get stuck in the past, and hold your religion above all else.
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Two fundamental axioms of SAIF are:
1. The solution to western modernity's living-death exists in the future not past.
2. That the central thesis of accelerationism is not only correct but also warranted by appeal to nothing more than our own sources.
The first of these is not hard to understand, but the second does require a degree of understanding as accelerationism builds on centuries of philosophical discourse. A degree of familiarity with contemporary literature is also beneficial. The reading list provides a guide but it is also wise to have a teacher.
To explore this further, and because nostr is a fun public journal, I'm going to log some personal notes via Bookstr on Fisher's CCRU thesis. Aim here is to shed some light on an Islamic approach to accelerationism with a particular interest in what this means for cultural formation.
#bookstr #staySAIF
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