Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
Testimonies reported Jews forced Palestinians to carry corpses they murdered to a mass grave, then shot them and dumped their bodies into the same pit.
@grok yes no
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
Israel has always been a terrorist state.
The real geopolitical question is why is the media allowed to show this now?
Unpopular opinion: with 95%+ of the total supply already in circulation, the Bitcoin halvings are less deterministic on price.
What will now determine price is adoption, holding power, and securing your Bitcoin.
Gradually, then suddenly.
The wave is coming, and it will driven by demand as the supply is already out in the world.
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
Ana Kasparian is a legend.
🔥@AnaKasparian reacts to beautiful video made by children in Gaza, thanking her for her support
How is it that I just learned about @BitcoinHouseMY --- now I feel like I can actually move to Malaysia! I'll have my bitcoin community with me!
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
Pakistan deserves a Bitcoin wallet built for Pakistan.
After years of delays and waiting, I’m excited to finally introduce paysats (@paybitcoins) 🇵🇰⚡
A non-custodial Bitcoin Lightning wallet designed around the needs of Pakistanis — from freelancers earning abroad to families receiving remittances and people making everyday payments.
Not another global wallet trying to fit Pakistan in.
Built for Pakistan. Powered by Bitcoin.
ALT Paysats is a non custodial bitcoin lightning wallet for pakistan
Building communities has become my passion.
"It was eye- opening and new to me to see a whole conference where nobody promoted their own products and platforms and subscriptions. Where the aim was only to fulfil our service to our Creator."
The @muslimbtcsummit was truly something special. You just had to be there.
How they pulled this off so cheaply is nothing short of remarkable (with a British accent).
How we hosted the Muslim Bitcoin Summit in London for under £15k.
The unofficial playbook: how we ran MBS26 London for under £15k. We ran a two-day international conference in London on a budget most organisers would laugh at. Four months, ten volunteers, no organisation behind us, and not a penny of corporate sponsorship. Here's exactly how we did it.
#Bitcoin #Islam #AntiRiba #Community #EscapeRiba #MBS26London
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
This is unheard of for a conference of this quality btw
How we hosted the Muslim Bitcoin Summit in London for under £15k.
The unofficial playbook: how we ran MBS26 London for under £15k. We ran a two-day international conference in London on a budget most organisers would laugh at. Four months, ten volunteers, no organisation behind us, and not a penny of corporate sponsorship. Here's exactly how we did it.
#Bitcoin #Islam #AntiRiba #Community #EscapeRiba #MBS26London
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
A tiny window into corporate power.
Billions of dollars are on the line and the system works perfectly for how it’s built.
There are two levels of Bitcoin dawah for Bitcoin Majlis to do.
1- educating the Muslims on Bitcoin
2- serving as a resource to non Muslim Bitcoiners about decentralized religion, islam. Many Bitcoiners are naturally interested in islam. We need to do more to reach them.
Building a tribe.
Great read about the reflections from the conference. I can confidently say that it was unlike any Bitcoin conference that came before it. Of course the haters building fake Islamic financial products will say we are just trying to “pump our bags”, but literally purchasing Bitcoin was not mentioned once.
There wasn’t a bunch of VCs and influencers just shilling their product. There was no congratulating each other about how smart we are to be in Bitcoin or any mention of “hodl”.
It was a very honest look at Bitcoin, the structures of sovereignty, and the systems that would work alongside Bitcoin. There were even conversations around how Bitcoin can be manipulated and how to potentially guard against that.
It was only possible because none of us is driven by personal enrichment or monetization. Nobody gives a shit because these concern are far beyond us personally. It doesn’t mean “don’t make money” as idiots like @Breedlove22 or @CorySwan would have you believe. It simply means that when discussing and implementing political questions, thinking about personal enrichment poisons the effort.
And what these fraudulent bitcoin influencers don’t understand is that Bitcoin is fundamentally a political question.
Subh🅰️n Tariq, Esq. retweeted
Great read about the reflections from the conference. I can confidently say that it was unlike any Bitcoin conference that came before it. Of course the haters building fake Islamic financial products will say we are just trying to “pump our bags”, but literally purchasing Bitcoin was not mentioned once.
There wasn’t a bunch of VCs and influencers just shilling their product. There was no congratulating each other about how smart we are to be in Bitcoin or any mention of “hodl”.
It was a very honest look at Bitcoin, the structures of sovereignty, and the systems that would work alongside Bitcoin. There were even conversations around how Bitcoin can be manipulated and how to potentially guard against that.
It was only possible because none of us is driven by personal enrichment or monetization. Nobody gives a shit because these concern are far beyond us personally. It doesn’t mean “don’t make money” as idiots like @Breedlove22 or @CorySwan would have you believe. It simply means that when discussing and implementing political questions, thinking about personal enrichment poisons the effort.
And what these fraudulent bitcoin influencers don’t understand is that Bitcoin is fundamentally a political question.
Our reflections on the recent London @muslimbtcsummit
What are we actually building? Where do we go from here? How do we continue experimenting with new forms of sovereignty, Digital Hijrah, and building beyond the institutions of the fiat world?
Link to essay below:
We keep trying to explain this to the folks building shariah-compliant on riba money-- this is inevitable when you're building on riba money -- you can't denominate in USD(t) and think you're shariah-compliant
Bitcoin is the anti-riba monetary protocol -- there is no riba in the creation of Bitcoin -- the money is at the protocol level, not on the yield-generating level -- start at where the money comes into existence
