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Usiku wa Cheo (Laylatul Qadar)
Ulio katika kumi la mwisho Ramadhwaan.

Tupambane kwenye kumi la mwisho kuadhimisha ujio wa Qur'an Duniani kwenye usiku huu bora kuliko zote.
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"Ibada yoyote itakayotendwa Usiku huo ni bora kuliko ibada ya miezi Elfu"

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"Hakika sisi tumeitelemsha Qur-an katika Laylatil-qadar"

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Baharini kuna aina nyingi za samaki wa kutisha broView attachment 1771911

Duuh🙄

 

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😂😂😂
Kazi yake anachezea kamari!!!

 

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Tupambane kwenye kumi la mwisho kuadhimisha ujio wa Qur'an Duniani kwenye usiku huu bora kuliko zote.
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Ameen

 

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10 Years Ago, Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Sent His Final Message

 

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On April 26, 2011, Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto sent his final emails to fellow developers in which he made clear he had “moved on to other projects,” at the time handing over a cryptographic key he had used to send network-wide alerts.

 

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Flash forward to 2021 and the Bitcoin story is, in many ways, still just beginning. With the price reaching new highs above $60,000, there is increasing recognition of Nakamoto’s invention – a digital money free from the control of any central party or government – and its necessity.

 

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Now heralded by musicians, politicians and human rights advocates, Bitcoin is in the midst of a mainstream moment. Yet, much remains a mystery about the still-unknown Satoshi Nakamoto.

 

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1. Satoshi Believed Bitcoin Was An Alternative to Central Banking

 

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There have been a number of attempts over the years to rebrand Satoshi as someone who was only interested in disrupting banking or payments, most evoking their own interpretation of the news article etched in the first block of the Bitcoin blockchain.

 

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But even looking beyond what was directly in the code, some of Satoshi’s first public messages were directly about issues with currency issuance.

 

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As he wrote on the P2P Foundation forum in February 2009: