What is live khutbah translation?
Live khutbah translation lets worshippers follow a Friday sermon in their own language while the imam is speaking. Baian turns the live audio into translated text or audio that listeners open from their phones.
Mosque AI translator
Baian helps worshippers follow the Friday khutbah in their own language. Share one QR code, start the live session, and listeners join from their phones.
Built for Friday sermons, Islamic lectures, conferences, and multilingual mosque communities.
Live khutbah room
The mosque starts one session. The congregation scans one code and follows from their own phones.
Scan to listen
For worshippers
Choose English, Urdu, Turkish, French, and more.
For mosques
No headsets, booths, or app downloads.
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Start live
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Share QR code
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Listen live
Hard to staff every Friday, especially for smaller or mixed communities.
Extra hardware creates cost, setup time, and maintenance for the mosque.
The mosque has to pick one audience to serve first.
The mosque starts a session and shares one QR code with the congregation.
Listeners follow the khutbah from their phone in the language they understand best.
Use the same workflow for halaqahs, classes, conferences, and recorded captions.

Scholar
"Praise be to Allah... I was truly impressed by the team at Baian. It is a noble goal conveying the Quran, Sunnah, and sacred knowledge... to the countless Muslims who do not speak Arabic. (Baian) is a blessed, useful, and beneficial work, Insha' Allah."

Imam & Reciter
"Truthfully, and not just to be polite, it's amazing! Super! Masha'Allah Tabarak ar-Rahman. The amazing thing is that it doesn't even take seconds... and it gives you the translation in more than one language. And its accuracy is amazing, SubhanAllah."

Reciter
"I value, appreciate, and commend this great program, Baian... It was truly a dream that came true! Because translations have always been tiring for people... I consider this a very powerful leap in the field of calling people to Allah."

Preacher
"For many years... we faced a hurdle: we could not effectively reach other nations. But today, brothers have emerged as true soldiers in this field... The brothers showed me my own lecture... translated instantly with just a single click."
Real-time interpretation for mosques
Listeners scan once and join from their phone browser.
The same khutbah can serve Arabic, English, Urdu, French, Turkish, and more.
For recorded khutbahs or talks, Baian can also generate subtitle files.
Simple enough for a busy mosque team
Open Baian, choose the languages you expect, and put the QR code on screens or posters.
The imam speaks normally. Listeners follow translated text or audio from their own devices.
Use captions for your published recording so the khutbah keeps serving people online.
Khutbahs often move between English, Arabic, Quran, hadith references, duas, and community language. Baian is designed for that reality.
The main details before bringing Baian into a mosque.
Live khutbah translation lets worshippers follow a Friday sermon in their own language while the imam is speaking. Baian turns the live audio into translated text or audio that listeners open from their phones.
No. The mosque shares one link or QR code. Listeners open Baian in their browser and choose their preferred language.
Baian is built for Islamic talks, khutbahs, Quran references, duas, names, and terms that general translation tools often miss.
No. Mosques and Islamic centers can use Baian for khutbahs, lectures, classes, conferences, and community events.
Message us with your mosque, audience size, and languages. We will help you choose the simplest live translation setup.
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