Charities and organisations

Your cause, told with dignity.

Humayun Mir produces content for Muslim charities, Islamic schools and organisations: Ramadan and Dhul Hijjah appeal edits, impact stories, event highlights, podcasts and YouTube channels. Footage is edited with modest, dignified visuals and honest messaging, with no music, so your audience trusts what they see and gives with confidence.

  • 8 yrs producing shows
  • 100+ podcasts produced
  • 5.0 from 30 Google reviews
Community members speaking outside a mosque at nightRAMADAN APPEAL · CUT 3Last ten nightsAppeal film · 60 seconds
What's included

Content that earns trust.

Appeal edits

Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah and emergency appeal videos cut from your footage for every platform.

Impact stories

Short films and reels that show where donations went, with dignity for the people in them.

Event highlights

Dinners, conferences, graduations and community events turned into highlight films and clips.

Podcasts and series

Talk series, scholar interviews and education content produced as podcasts and YouTube shows.

Social content calendar

A steady flow of clips and posts around the Islamic calendar, planned ahead.

Channel management

YouTube and social channels run for you, with honest titles, thumbnails and descriptions.

How it works

You record. We do the rest.

Charity and community teams are stretched thin, especially before Ramadan. We plan ahead with you and handle the editing and publishing when it gets busy.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    We look at your channels, your footage and the campaigns coming up.

  2. 2

    A plan around the calendar

    Campaigns, formats and deadlines mapped to Ramadan, Dhul Hijjah and your events, agreed in writing.

  3. 3

    You film, we do the rest

    Send the footage from the field or the event. Finished edits come back on deadline.

The standards we edit by

Shariah-compliant. Every frame.

Charity content carries extra weight: people give based on what they see. Every edit follows written standards, and we never stage or exaggerate.

  • No music. Voice and clean sound design by default; vocals-only audio on request.
  • References checked. Qur'an and hadith on screen carry their references and are verified before publishing.
  • Modest visuals. Thumbnails, b-roll and clips stay dignified and appropriate.
  • Honest packaging. Titles and thumbnails say what the content says. No bait.
  • Halal sponsorship only. No ads or sponsor reads for anything impermissible.
Results and reviews

Eight years of results. One purpose now.

“Humayun and his team are all-stars in the field! I'd recommend them every time.”
Marc Azoulay · Founder, Men's Therapy Online
“I am very happy with Humayun, he is on time with delivery and quality of work is awesome.”
Viola Welang · President, The Business Essentials
“The team exhibits exceptional professionalism, delivering timely and high-quality work. Their attention to detail and commitment to client satisfaction is outstanding.”
Iqra Khalid Abbasi · Google review

Results from Humayun's work before the studio moved to Islamic content only. Read all 30 Google reviews ↗

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do you film on location?

Humayun works remotely and edits footage you or your field teams capture. We send a simple shot list and recording guide before each campaign.

How early should we start planning Ramadan content?

Ideally six to eight weeks before Ramadan, so scripts, footage and edits are ready before the first night.

How do you keep appeal videos dignified?

We avoid exploitative imagery, keep faces and stories respectful, and make sure every claim in the video matches what the charity can show.

Can you produce a podcast or YouTube series for our organisation?

Yes. See Islamic podcast production and YouTube channel management.

Do you work with organisations outside the UK?

Yes. We work with Muslim organisations in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and elsewhere.

Got a message worth sharing?

Book a free call, or take the three-minute audit and get a written review of what to fix first.