Content strategy
Series and episode ideas built around what your audience searches for and what you want to teach.
Humayun Mir manages Islamic YouTube channels for scholars, du'at and Muslim creators. We plan the content, edit long-form videos and Shorts, write titles and descriptions, design honest thumbnails and handle YouTube SEO and publishing, so the channel grows on substance. Everything is Shariah-compliant, with no music.
● REC 00:42:17LONG-FORM · 16:9The fiqh of patienceHalaqa series · Episode 4Series and episode ideas built around what your audience searches for and what you want to teach.
Lectures, halaqas, interviews and explainers edited for retention, with captions and references on screen.
Packaging that is clickable and honest: modest imagery, no exaggerated claims, descriptions written for search.
Keyword research, tags, chapters and playlists so videos keep being found long after they go up.
Vertical clips with styled captions that send new viewers back to the full video.
Scheduling, end screens, community posts and ongoing optimisation based on what the analytics show.
Consistency is what grows a channel, and it is the first thing to slip. We keep the upload schedule moving while you focus on the knowledge.
We look at the channel, its numbers and what you want it to become.
Series, upload calendar, branding and thumbnails style, agreed in writing.
Send the footage. Edited videos, Shorts and packaging come back ready, or go straight up on schedule.
Every project follows the same written standards, so nothing reaches your audience that you would not stand behind.
“Humayun went above and beyond to take care of our YouTube and Podcast each week.”
“Had several videos edited from them, they've always delivered the final product on time, have maintained clear communication throughout the whole process.”
“Always reliable. High quality work. Flexible, responsive and creative. I will hire him again.”
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Yes. Retention comes from pacing, structure, captions and strong openings, not background music. Read our guide to halal background audio for what we use instead.
Yes, as long as they stay modest and honest. We avoid shocked faces, misleading text and any imagery that would not suit an Islamic channel.
Yes. Long lectures are tightened, captioned and given chapters, and the strongest moments become Shorts.
It depends on the package. Some channels publish one long video a week with Shorts; others publish daily clips. We agree the volume in writing before we start.
Only if you want us to publish for you. YouTube lets you add a manager without sharing your password, and you can remove access at any time.
Book a free call, or take the three-minute audit and get a written review of what to fix first.