Islamic lecture editing

Your lectures, easy to learn from.

Humayun Mir edits Islamic lectures, dars, halaqahs, tafsir series and course recordings for scholars, du'at and Islamic institutes. We clean the audio, add captions, Arabic text and references on screen, split long sessions into chapters and series, and publish them to YouTube and podcast apps, with no music and nothing changed in the meaning of what was taught.

  • 8 yrs producing shows
  • 100+ podcasts produced
  • 5.0 from 30 Google reviews
A man sitting in a quiet mosque prayer hall in the evening lightTAFSIR · SESSION 14CH 3/7Surah al-Kahf, verses 60–82Lecture · captions on
What's included

Long lectures, made watchable.

Clean, clear audio

Room echo, fan noise and microphone problems reduced, so every word of the lesson can be heard.

Respectful editing

Long pauses, technical breaks and interruptions removed. The teaching itself is never cut in a way that changes its meaning.

Arabic and references on screen

Ayat and ahadith shown in Arabic with translation and reference, checked before publishing.

Captions and transcripts

Accurate captions for accessibility and searchable transcripts that help students find a lesson again.

Chapters and series

Long sessions split into chapters, playlists and numbered series so students can follow a course in order.

Publishing everywhere

YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts, plus short reminders cut from each lecture for social media.

How it works

You teach. We publish.

Many scholars and institutes record every class but never publish them because editing takes too long. We turn that archive into an organised library.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    We look at what you record, how often you teach and where your students watch and listen.

  2. 2

    A publishing plan

    Series structure, naming, turnaround and a simple recording checklist, agreed in writing.

  3. 3

    Upload after each class

    Send the recording. The edited lecture, audio episode and reminder clips come back ready to go live.

The standards we edit by

Shariah-compliant. Every frame.

Every project follows the same written standards, so nothing reaches your audience that you would not stand behind.

  • 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.

“Great working with Humayun! Highly recommend him for all your podcast needs.”
Mohammed Faris · Founder, Productive Muslim
“I am very happy with Humayun, he is on time with delivery and quality of work is awesome.”
Viola Welang · President, The Business Essentials
“Their attention to detail and creativity with podcast editing is top notch.”
Inam Ali · Google review

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

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Can you edit old lectures we have already recorded?

Yes. Many institutes have years of unpublished recordings. We can work through an archive in batches and publish it as organised series.

Will you change what the scholar said?

No. We remove technical problems, long pauses and interruptions only. Anything we are unsure about is left in or flagged for your approval.

Do you show Arabic text on screen?

Yes. Ayat and ahadith can be shown in Arabic with an English translation and reference, using the translation you prefer.

Can lectures go out as a podcast too?

Yes. Every lecture can be published as an audio episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts alongside the YouTube video.

We stream our classes live. Can you work from the live stream?

Yes. We can edit from your live stream recording, though a separate local recording gives better quality. See how to record and stream a khutbah for a simple set-up.

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.