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Known Muslims on Nostr. (If you want to be added to or removed from this list, just send me a message.)

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From Labour to Energy: The Evolution of Value Creation and Hashrate Efficiency in Bitcoin Mining

This article traces the shift from human labour and industrial capital to a modern era defined by energy-to-computational efficiency. It identifies "hashes per kilowatt" as the critical survival metric, driven by Moore’s Law and advanced semiconductor design. Ultimately, it frames Bitcoin mining as a high-tech selection process that rewards the most precise transformation of electricity into network security.

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Building on Bitcoin: Debt or Circular Economy

Bitcoin is at a crossroads. One path rebuilds the familiar system of debt and leverage on top of it. The other focuses on using Bitcoin as money within a real, circular economy. This piece explores why these directions are fundamentally different, and why the long-term value of Bitcoin depends on adoption, not financial engineering.

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Digital Hijrah: A Framework for Digital Sovereignty

Digital Hijrah is a framework for purposeful migration away from surveillance capitalism - reclaiming your money through Bitcoin, your identity through Nostr, your communications through encryption, your infrastructure through open-source self-hosting, your intelligence through local AI, and your conscience through BDS alignment.

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Reflections on MBS26 and the Future of Bitcoin Majlis

My reflections on the Muslim Bitcoin Summit as more than a conference, framing it as a sign that a serious Muslim cypherpunk culture is beginning to form through brotherhood, sovereign infrastructure, Nostr, self-custody, and a shared desire to build outside the fiat order.

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Understanding Digital Hijra

A brief manifesto on why Muslims should stop treating digital life as neutral, reject captive and extractive platforms, and begin rebuilding their technological, social, and monetary lives on sovereign foundations in service of Allah.

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