Objective

Give Islamic scholars and Da’wah organizations dedicated public sites from one shared Next.js codebase — reusable components, theme variants, and YouTube lecture feeds — without building a separate app for every scholar.

Tasks I have done

• Front-end development of scholar and Da’wah organization sites in Next.js
• Shared components, theming, and layout/section variants per site
• UI for articles, research content, and lecture/video pages
• YouTube Data API integration for lecture feeds
• Static content structure with redeploy workflows (no traditional backend)

Live sites

• monzureelahi.com — Dr. Mohammad Monzur E Elahi
• abubakarzakaria.com — Professor Dr. Abubakar Muhammad Zakaria
• muhammadsaifullah.com — Dr. Muhammad Saifullah
• abdullahjahangir.com — Dr. Khandaker Abdullah Jahangir
• hacenechebbani.com — Sheikh Hacene Chebbani
• kulliyatulquran.com — Kulliyatul Quranil Kareem Waddirasatil Islamiyah

Features

• Shared Next.js codebase with theme and layout variants per scholar
• Articles and research content for public-facing scholar sites
• YouTube API integration for lecture feeds and video pages
• Mobile-responsive UI and SEO optimization
• Multiple live deployments from one architecture

Architecture

One frontend architecture, many scholar domains — each site gets its own branding while reusing layout, content sections, and the YouTube integration.