Transcribe Ramadan tafsir sessions and Islamic lectures in Hausa, Arabic or English into text you can study, share, or archive.
During Ramadan, tafsir sessions run late into the night, often in Hausa with Arabic Qur'anic recitation woven through, and by the time the month ends you've got dozens of recordings you meant to revisit but never had time to relisten to. Autrans transcribes tafsir and Islamic lecture recordings in Hausa, Arabic, or English so you can read back an ustaz's explanation of a surah instead of scrubbing through an hour of audio to find it. AI summaries pull out the key themes covered in a session, and key quotes surface the exact lines worth remembering or sharing with family. Export to PDF to print for study circles, or share a transcript link with someone who missed the live session. Recordings are never used to train AI models.
Yes, select the language that matches most of the session's speech. Autrans handles Nigerian tafsir delivery where Arabic recitation is woven through Hausa or English explanation.
Yes, the transcript gives you readable text you can turn into study notes, and the AI summary and key quotes help you quickly find the most important parts of a longer lecture.
Yes, you can upload any recorded audio file, including older recordings saved from previous years, as long as the audio quality is reasonably clear.
Yes, your audio is never used to train AI models. Sharing is view-only, so you control exactly who sees the transcript you generate.
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