Khutbah Companion
Live transcription for Arabic lectures and khutbahs. It listens continuously, writes what it hears, and when it recognises an ayah being cited it names the verse and shows it with translation — so you leave the khutbah with the ayat it was built on, not a half-remembered phrase. Sessions can be saved, reopened, and copied. Educational support, not a fatwa.
What it does during a khutbah
- Transcribes Arabic speech live, restarting itself through pauses.
- Detects ayat quoted mid-speech and names surah and verse.
- Shows each detected ayah with a named translation, linked to the full study workspace.
- Saves the session so the ayat can be revisited after the khutbah.
What to know about the listening
The speech recognition is the browser’s own, and most browsers transcribe by sending audio to their maker’s service. The page says this plainly rather than implying otherwise.
Cited answers are educational support, not a fatwa. Live teaching is not bookable.