Through Bitcoin and sound money, one can better understand Islam. This is how I now interpret the concept of "halal meat" after understanding Bitcoin:
During the era of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), cattle served as a primary form of currency.
The idolatrous temples of that time functioned as financial institutions, similar to modern central banks.
People offered their cattle to these temples.
The prohibition on consuming cattle slaughtered in those temples was, in essence, a boycott of the dominant monetary system-a profound act of resistance.
Eating halal back then meant boycotting temple money, which was a crucial tool for building a community and weakening the temples' social and financial infrastructure.
The modern "temples" can be destroyed in the same way. However, Muslims, in general, have not yet boycotted fiat temple money. Yet, nothing short of that can halt the war against the Ummah.
Living in a small, rural village in northern Europe and randomly meeting two people from nearby areas who became hardcore Bitcoin advocates because of @Saifedean 's books makes you realize your positive outlook for the future isn't just a fantasy. It's a real sign that this way of thinking is spreading, even in the most unexpected places, and that a fundamental change is actually underway.
