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Online Quran Classes Oxford: one-to-one lessons from Cowley to Headington

From East Oxford and Cowley to Rose Hill, Blackbird Leys, Headington and Marston, and out to Abingdon, Didcot and Banbury, families and students in Oxford learn the Quran with us online, one-to-one.

  • Live, one-to-one, 30 minutes
  • Male or female teacher
  • Lessons booked in UK time
  • From £25 a month, 3 days free
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For families in Rose Hill, Blackbird Leys, Wood Farm, Marston, Headington and nearby.

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Quran classes for families in Oxford

About 14,000 Oxford residents, almost 9% of the city, are Muslim according to the 2021 census. Most families live in East Oxford, around the Cowley Road, and in Cowley, Rose Hill and Blackbird Leys, with Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Arab and many other backgrounds. Arabic and Urdu are the most common Muslim community languages.

Oxford is also a city of scholars. The University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes bring Muslim students and researchers from around the world, and the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies is a recognised academic institution in the city.

Across Oxfordshire, in Witney, Bicester, Thame, Wallingford and Chipping Norton, Muslim families are fewer and further from established classes.

Many Oxford households are international, with parents on research contracts and children at local schools. One-to-one lessons in English let children learn alongside school without depending on a local class.

Quran lessons for researchers and students in Oxford

Graduate students and researchers often have unpredictable days. Lessons can be booked early in the morning or late at night, paused over vacations, and focused on whatever matters most, from tajweed to tafseer or memorising a few chosen surahs.

Oxford at a glance

Muslim residents

8.7%

14,093 people

ONS, Census 2021

Community languages

  • Arabic: 0.7%
  • Urdu: 0.5%
  • Panjabi: 0.5%

Share naming it as main language. ONS Census 2021

Sunset (Maghrib) in Oxford

  • 21 Dec 2026: 15:56
  • 21 Jun 2027: 21:27
  • Ramadan 2027: 17:04 to 17:57

Calculated, UK time. Check your mosque timetable.

Areas near Oxford we teach

  • Rose Hill
  • Blackbird Leys
  • Wood Farm
  • Marston
  • Headington
  • Iffley
  • Littlemore
  • Sandhills
  • East Oxford
  • Abingdon
  • Didcot
  • Wantage
  • Grove
  • Faringdon
  • Witney
  • Carterton
  • Burford
  • Chipping Norton
  • Banbury
  • Bicester
  • Thame
  • Wallingford
  • Henley-on-Thames

Courses for learners in Oxford

Quran classes for kids in Oxford

Noorani Qaida, then fluent reading, one short lesson at a time.

Female Quran teacher in Oxford

Sisters and girls can choose a female teacher; see our safeguarding commitments.

Tajweed classes in Oxford

Our tajweed course, from makharij to madd, in the Madinah or IndoPak mushaf.

Quran memorisation in Oxford

The online hifz course, with a hifz planner to estimate your timeline.

Also: Quranic Arabic, tafseer, Islamic studies, classes for reverts and all courses.

Planning lessons around school and salah in Oxford

Oxford children usually learn between 4:30pm and 6:30pm; families in Banbury, Bicester and Didcot often book a later slot after the drive home.

English schools usually break up in the second half of July and return in early September. Oxford City Council publishes the exact term dates. In Oxford, Maghrib moves from 15:56 in late December to 21:27 in late June; in Ramadan 2027, expected to begin around 8 February, iftar runs from about 17:04 to 17:57.

Fees, free trial and safety

2 days a week

£25/mo

3 days a week

£35/mo

4 days a week

£45/mo

5 days a week

£55/mo

3 free days, 10% sibling discount (pricing). Parents may sit in on any lesson. More: how it works, teaching standards, about us, online vs madrasa.

Questions from families in Oxford

Can I take lessons around my research or studies?

Yes. Lessons can be booked from early morning to late evening in UK time and paused by arrangement.

Do you teach families in Banbury and Abingdon?

Yes. Lessons are online, so families across Oxfordshire have the same teachers and fees.

Is there a Quran centre in Oxford I can visit?

No, we teach online only; our registered address is in Birmingham.

Can the teacher explain in Arabic?

Yes, teachers who explain in Arabic are available; lessons can also be fully in English.

Online Quran classes near Oxford

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