A workflow built around Jumuah
Mosque teams can create a room, start the live session, share a QR code, and open a display view for public screens. The flow is designed around the pressure of Friday prayer, not generic meetings.
Mosque-first translation
Translate Friday khutbahs live so every worshipper can follow the sermon in their own language on a phone or mosque display.
Bayaan is built for mosque teams that need a reliable live khutba translation workflow before Jumuah begins. The imam speaks as usual; Bayaan listens, captions, translates, and streams the sermon to listeners through a QR code or link.
Use Bayaan for Arabic khutbahs, Dutch captions, Urdu translation, Turkish translation, English captions, and multilingual mosque displays without asking visitors to install an app.
Mosque teams can create a room, start the live session, share a QR code, and open a display view for public screens. The flow is designed around the pressure of Friday prayer, not generic meetings.
Listeners scan, choose a language, adjust text size, mute or unmute the stream, and follow the khutbah translation in their browser.
Use Bayaan on mosque TVs, projector screens, overflow spaces, classrooms, or women sections so the translation is visible beyond individual phones.
questions
Live khutba translation means the imam speech is transcribed and translated while the Friday sermon is being delivered, so worshippers can read captions in their own language.
Yes. Bayaan provides real-time Friday sermon translation for mosques. The mosque starts the session, and listeners join by QR code or link without installing an app.
The mosque creates a Bayaan room, starts the live session, and shares a QR code or public link. Bayaan captures the sermon audio, generates live captions, translates them, and displays them on phones or mosque screens.
No. Listeners follow the khutbah translation in their browser. They scan a QR code or open a link, choose their language, and read the captions live.
Bayaan supports 50+ languages, including English, Dutch, Urdu, Turkish, Arabic, French, German, Somali, Bengali, Indonesian, Spanish, and more.
Yes. Bayaan can support Arabic khutbah translation into Dutch, Urdu, Turkish, English, French, German, and many other languages depending on the mosque setup.
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