An Honest Ask
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
I want to be direct about what this project needs and what it is asking of you.
This is not a pitch for investment. Ijma is not a startup. There are no tokens. There is no presale. There is no venture capital and there will not be. The business model is software licensing, professional services, and enterprise white-labelling — halal revenue from building genuinely useful things.
What it does need is people.
React developers who understand — or want to learn — Bitcoin, Lightning, Nostr, and Cashu. The codebase is clean React 18 with Vite. No exotic dependencies. No blockchain-specific frameworks.
Bitcoin and Lightning specialists who can review the cryptographic architecture, spot mistakes, and help wire up the Breez SDK embedded node properly.
Nostr developers who want to see what a wallet looks like when Nostr identity is taken seriously as infrastructure rather than a feature.
Islamic finance scholars and thinkers who can engage with the halal architecture seriously — not to approve it as a marketing exercise but to find its genuine limits and help improve it.
UX and product designers who want to solve the genuinely hard problem of making sovereign financial tools accessible to people who have never heard of a private key.
Translators and localisation contributors for Arabic, Urdu, Bangla, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Swahili, Hausa, and Somali.
Community builders who can take this to the mosques, the Islamic finance conferences, the Bitcoin meetups, the Nostr communities, and the developer circles where it belongs.
If any of that is you — the door is open. Open an issue. Submit a pull request. Reach out directly. This project is better when more people who care about it have their hands on it.
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
I want to be direct about what this project needs and what it is asking of you.
This is not a pitch for investment. Ijma is not a startup. There are no tokens. There is no presale. There is no venture capital and there will not be. The business model is software licensing, professional services, and enterprise white-labelling — halal revenue from building genuinely useful things.
What it does need is people.
React developers who understand — or want to learn — Bitcoin, Lightning, Nostr, and Cashu. The codebase is clean React 18 with Vite. No exotic dependencies. No blockchain-specific frameworks.
Bitcoin and Lightning specialists who can review the cryptographic architecture, spot mistakes, and help wire up the Breez SDK embedded node properly.
Nostr developers who want to see what a wallet looks like when Nostr identity is taken seriously as infrastructure rather than a feature.
Islamic finance scholars and thinkers who can engage with the halal architecture seriously — not to approve it as a marketing exercise but to find its genuine limits and help improve it.
UX and product designers who want to solve the genuinely hard problem of making sovereign financial tools accessible to people who have never heard of a private key.
Translators and localisation contributors for Arabic, Urdu, Bangla, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Swahili, Hausa, and Somali.
Community builders who can take this to the mosques, the Islamic finance conferences, the Bitcoin meetups, the Nostr communities, and the developer circles where it belongs.
If any of that is you — the door is open. Open an issue. Submit a pull request. Reach out directly. This project is better when more people who care about it have their hands on it.
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