Amanah

Amanah (@useAmanah) offers a pioneering digital finance platform purpose-built for the global Muslim community, delivering Shariah-compliant savings, payments, and remittance services powered by secure web3 infrastructure on Solana.

@inspirdanalyst The goal isn’t just earning, it’s earning right, moving money right, and living with barakah. That’s the kind of system we’re building toward with Amanah.

Earn halal. Avoid riba. Give zakat. Live simply. Barakah follows.

@thesubmitter_ @simplysabir_ This is genuinely inspiring. More Muslim builders stepping up and creating with both excellence and intention, that’s exactly what we need right now.

Us Muslim tech bros hear you loud and clear. I left Google. I brought in a co-founder who built a $60M health startup. I pulled in a PhD engineer and a PhD Islamic finance scholar. And we cooked an app that gives you bigger returns than any savings account, and it happens to be zero-interest too. We can add a qibla compass to it too if you really want.

@shivst3r Crypto Twitter has everything drama, plot twists, villains, and new episodes every hour and somehow it still makes less sense than Netflix

Why pay for Netflix when you have Crypto Twitter.

@muftimenk A beautiful reminder. Kindness isn’t a transaction, it’s an intention. Do it for Allah, and trust that every act carries barakah, even if you don’t see it immediately.

Wherever life takes you, just be kind. Never mind if it’s not reciprocated. Do it for the sake of the Almighty and watch how your life takes on a different turn.

@mal_shaik You stop chasing validation and start chasing clarity. That’s real progress.

signs ur actually making progress as a founder even if it doesnt feel like it: >u stopped comparing urself to other startups >ur conversations with users got more specific >u can explain what u do in one sentence >u know exactly why someone churns >the panic shifted from "will this work" to "how do i scale this"

@buntyverse Start simple. Use stablecoins, try basic transfers, understand how things move. Don’t chase yield before you understand the system.

what's a good hack for someone just getting into DeFi?

@0xNairolf Owning attention and owning money flow those are the two biggest levers

two inevitable outcomes: (1) every app will have a media arm (2) every app will have its own stablecoin whether it is a crypto app or not

Crypto isn’t niche anymore. It’s becoming a full stack: payments, ownership, markets, infrastructure something for everyone

@0xNairolf Crypto isn’t one thing anymore, it’s an entire financial system being rebuilt.

the beauty of crypto is that there is something for everyone dont care much about speculation? you have stablecoins, payments love gambling? you have prediction markets and perps care about ownership? you have tokenization of all form institutions, consumers, everyone

The ummah never lacked talent. It lacked the environment, support, and systems to build at scale. Now that’s changing. More builders, more collaboration, more real-world problem solving. We’re building alongside this shift at Amanah, focused on creating systems our communities can actually rely on.

@thesubmitter_ @simplysabir_ This is powerful. The potential was always there, it just needed the right environments to surface. Now it feels like that energy is compounding again, but this time with real intention and impact.

The ummah hasn't lost its entrepreneurial spirit. It just needed a sleepover. Six years ago, we ran a hacker house for Muslims in SF. The best and brightest builders would come through. Stanford. Columbia. MIT. Berkeley. And the most prestigious Silicon Valley credential of them all…dropouts. Early-stage members would sleep on our couch. Hack with us. Eat with us. Fast with us. Later-stage ones like @arblauvelt from Launchgood would swing by and share their wisdom. The thesis was simple: > Put smart Muslims in a room together. > Give them some mentorship. > Inspire them to build. And one idea at a time, we rekindled a tiny bit of the entrepreneurial brilliance the ummah has carried for centuries. Six years later, I visited the Alif office for the first time. @omarwasm and the team have easily 10x’d the energy and potential we had in that hacker house. The ummah is building. And it’s only getting started.

@mal_shaik Alhamdulilah. And when you do have that choice, it’s a responsibility too, to build things that actually benefit people.

life is too short to work on what you don’t want to work on but realistically, being able to choose to work on something you love is a privilege not everyone has be grateful. Alhamdulilah 🫶🏻

There’s a flaw most people overlook, ownership doesn’t always mean control. You may have money, but access to it can be delayed, restricted, or denied, while fees are quietly taken along the way. Over time, this has been normalized. But moving money should be simple, instant, and fully in your control. That’s what we’re building with Amanah, where ownership and access are no longer separate. Join us to know more!

we’re building this for real life not just crypto

if you’ve ever: been stuck waiting for your own money lost money in fees or had a payment blocked for no reason Amanah is for you

you try to send money to your family “processing…” “delayed…” “try again later” it’s urgent but somehow your own money isn’t moving