Windsor · South East
Online Quran Classes Windsor and Maidenhead: one-to-one lessons at home
From Windsor, Clewer and Dedworth to Maidenhead, Furze Platt, Cox Green and Boyn Hill, and out to Datchet, Cookham, Bray and Ascot, families 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
For families in Clewer, Dedworth, Eton Wick, Old Windsor, Datchet and nearby.
Quran classes for families in Windsor
About 8,600 residents of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, almost 6%, are Muslim according to the 2021 census. After English, Panjabi is the most common language spoken at home, and the established Pakistani-heritage community is centred in Maidenhead, alongside families of many other backgrounds.
The borough sits between Slough and the Berkshire countryside along the Thames. Maidenhead is on the Elizabeth line and many parents commute to London or work along the M4 corridor.
In Ascot, Sunningdale, Cookham and the villages, Muslim families are few, and the nearest regular Quran class can be in Slough or Maidenhead.
Grandparents may speak Panjabi or Urdu at home. Urdu-speaking teachers are available; we do not offer Panjabi, but lessons can mix Urdu and English.
Hifz and revision support in Windsor and Maidenhead
Children memorising the Quran need a teacher who hears them every day. A one-to-one online teacher can take on daily sabaq or revision when the local class cannot. See our online hifz course and the hifz timetable.
Windsor at a glance
Muslim residents (Windsor and Maidenhead)
5.6%
8,607 people
ONS, Census 2021
Community languages
- Panjabi: 1%
Share naming it as main language. ONS Census 2021
Sunset (Maghrib) in Windsor
- 21 Dec 2026: 15:55
- 21 Jun 2027: 21:22
- Ramadan 2027: 17:02 to 17:54
Calculated, UK time. Check your mosque timetable.
Areas near Windsor we teach
- Clewer
- Dedworth
- Eton Wick
- Old Windsor
- Datchet
- Maidenhead
- Furze Platt
- Cox Green
- Boyn Hill
- Pinkneys Green
- Cookham
- Bray
- Holyport
- Ascot
- Sunningdale
- Wraysbury
Courses for learners in Windsor
Quran classes for kids in Windsor
Noorani Qaida, then fluent reading, one short lesson at a time.
Female Quran teacher in Windsor
Sisters and girls can choose a female teacher; see our safeguarding commitments.
Tajweed classes in Windsor
Our tajweed course, from makharij to madd, in the Madinah or IndoPak mushaf.
Quran memorisation in Windsor
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 Windsor
Windsor and Maidenhead children usually learn between 4:30pm and 6:30pm; families often fit lessons around school runs and the M4 commute.
English schools usually break up in the second half of July and return in early September. Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead publishes the exact term dates. In Windsor, Maghrib moves from 15:55 in late December to 21:22 in late June; in Ramadan 2027, expected to begin around 8 February, iftar runs from about 17:02 to 17:54.
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 Windsor
Do you have Panjabi-speaking teachers?
No. Teachers explain in English, Urdu, Arabic or Bengali. Many Panjabi-speaking families are comfortable with an Urdu-speaking teacher.
Do you teach in Ascot and Cookham?
Yes. Lessons are online, so families across the Royal Borough have the same teachers and fees.
Is there a Quran centre in Windsor I can visit?
No, we teach online only; our registered address is in Birmingham.
Online Quran classes near Windsor
Start lessons in Windsor this week
Three free one-to-one lessons in UK time, with a male or female teacher. We will message you on WhatsApp to arrange them.