Every word of the khutbah,
in a language everyone understands.
KhutbahLive turns the imam's Arabic into live captions on the screens in your hall — so every congregant can follow the khutbah in a language they understand.
- Everyone reads in their own language
- On screen in under 4 seconds
- Works with your existing sound system
How it works
A single, unbroken chain — from the imam's microphone to the words on the wall, in three steps.
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Connect to your sound system
A clean line feed from the mixer you already use — not a room mic — so the audio quality stays high.
- 02
We transcribe & translate live
Arabic speech becomes captions in your congregation's language in under four seconds.
- 03
Captions on the screens in your hall
Show the translation on the main screen — and on extra displays around the hall, so everyone has a clear view.
Built for the khutbah
Every design decision starts with the sermon and the people listening to it.
Refined after the khutbah
Live captions keep up in the moment. Afterward, the whole sermon is re-translated with full context — so the saved transcript reads cleaner and more accurately than anything produced word-by-word.
وَأَقِيمُوا الصَّلَاةَ وَآتُوا الزَّكَاةَ
And establish the prayer, and give the purifying alms.
وَتَعَاوَنُوا عَلَى الْبِرِّ وَالتَّقْوَىٰ
Help one another in righteousness and in mindfulness of God.
Captions on every screen
Mirror the captions to as many displays as your hall needs — the main screen, the women's section, overflow rooms. Every screen shows the same Arabic and every translation, all in sync.
اتَّقُوا اللَّهَ فِي أَعْمَالِكُمْ
Be mindful of God in your deeds.
Vær bevidst om Gud i dine handlinger.
اتَّقُوا اللَّهَ فِي أَعْمَالِكُمْ
Be mindful of God in your deeds.
Vær bevidst om Gud i dine handlinger.
اتَّقُوا اللَّهَ فِي أَعْمَالِكُمْ
Be mindful of God in your deeds.
Vær bevidst om Gud i dine handlinger.
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Made to be understood
New Muslims, visitors and non-Arabic speakers follow every point of the khutbah as it is delivered.
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Fully voweled Arabic
The transcript is shown with tashkeel added automatically — clearer to read and to recite along with.
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Recorded & saved
Keep a recording and full transcript of each khutbah — opt-in, with you in control of what is stored.
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Works with your sound system
Take a line feed from the mixer you already have. No new microphones required.
No one left behind.
Visitors, new Muslims, children, and those who never learned Arabic — everyone follows the khutbah as it is delivered, reading along live in a language they understand.
- English
- Dansk
- Urdu
- French
- Bengali
- Türkçe
- Bahasa
- Somali
- Español
English and Danish are available today — more languages roll out from the same Arabic transcript.
On the roadmap
We're building KhutbahLive together with mosques. These are on the way — not available yet.
- Coming next
Read on your own phone
Congregants scan a QR code and follow the live captions on their own phones — in the language they choose.
- In progress
More languages
Urdu, French, Bengali, Türkçe and beyond — each rendered from the same Arabic transcript.
- Planned
On-demand replay
Revisit a past khutbah with its full transcript and translation, saved from your recordings.
Bring KhutbahLive to your mosque
Tell us about your masjid and we'll be in touch about early access.
Questions, answered
No. KhutbahLive takes a line feed from the mixer you already use. A screen or projector at the front of the hall shows the captions, and you can add more displays around the room.
Only if you want it to be. You can save a recording and full transcript of each khutbah, or process the audio live and keep nothing. Recording is opt-in, and you control what's stored.
That's on our roadmap. Today the captions appear on the screens in your hall; reading along on your own phone is coming.
English and Danish at launch, with Urdu, French and others rolling out from the same Arabic transcript.
When the imam recites a well-known verse, we show it from an established translation where we can match it — and we're actively improving this. Our main focus is making the sermon itself clear in your language.
KhutbahLive is in early access. Request access and we'll discuss what fits your mosque.