Khutbah and lecture editing
Trimmed, colour-corrected and captioned, with clean audio even from a basic recording.
Mosques and khutbahs
Every khutbah, heard again.
Humayun Mir helps mosques and Islamic centres share their khutbahs and lectures online. Your masjid records with a phone or camera; we edit the video, clean the audio, add captions and references, publish it to YouTube and podcast apps, and cut short reminders for social media. Shariah-compliant, with no music, every week.
- 8 yrs producing shows
- 100+ podcasts produced
- 5.0 from 30 Google reviews
JUMU‘AH · CLIP 07Your rizq was writtenKhutbah · FridayWhat's included
From the minbar to every phone.
References on screen
Ayat and ahadith quoted in the khutbah shown with their references, checked before publishing.
A YouTube channel for your masjid
Channel set-up or clean-up, playlists by series and speaker, thumbnails and descriptions.
Podcast feed
Khutbahs and lectures published as audio on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for people who listen on the go.
Short reminders
The clearest moments cut into Reels, Shorts and WhatsApp-ready clips.
Recording advice
Simple guidance on camera position, a clip-on mic and lighting, so your volunteers can record reliably.
How it works
You record. We publish.
Most masjids already record something. The hard part is editing and publishing every week. We take that off the committee and volunteers.
- 1
Free consultation
We look at what you record now, your equipment and where your community watches and listens.
- 2
A simple weekly routine
A recording checklist for your volunteers and a fixed turnaround, agreed in writing.
- 3
You record, we do the rest
Upload the khutbah after Jumu'ah. The video, audio episode and clips go live on schedule.
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.”
“Had several videos edited from them, they've always delivered the final product on time, have maintained clear communication throughout the whole process.”
“I am very happy with Humayun, he is on time with delivery and quality of work is awesome.”
Results from Humayun's work before the studio moved to Islamic content only. Read all 30 Google reviews ↗
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What equipment does a mosque need to record khutbahs?
A recent phone or a simple camera on a tripod and a wireless clip-on mic for the khateeb is enough to start. Read how to record and stream a khutbah for the full set-up.
Do you edit khutbahs in Arabic, Urdu or other languages?
We edit khutbahs delivered in English and can add English captions to recordings in other languages when a translation is provided.
How fast can a khutbah be online after Jumu'ah?
We agree a turnaround with each masjid. Many communities want the khutbah up the same weekend, and the clips across the following week.
Can you also help with our Ramadan and event content?
Yes. Taraweeh reminders, appeals and event highlights can be added to the plan. See charity and organisation content.
Who owns the channel and the videos?
Your masjid does. We work inside your accounts as a manager, and you can remove our access at any time.
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.