3.7
3 reviews
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
George Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Sunni (Traditional)
The Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS) is a Recognised Independent Centre of the University of Oxford, England. It was established in 1985 with the aim of encouraging the academic study of Islam and the Muslim world. The centre's Patron is Prince Charles. A new building for the centre is situated to the east of central Oxford on Marston Road, next to Magdalen College. The building blends the architecture of traditional Oxford colleges with a classical Islamic style. It includes a mosque with a striking dome and minaret, a new addition to the famous Oxford skyline.
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Daniyal FahadMay 9, 2025
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George Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire
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Iman Khalaf
Mar 3, 2012•9 reviews
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Closed shutters-totally locked up at 1pm today
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Atheek Nihas
Sep 2, 2011•2 reviews
5
This islamic centre does NOT conduct Jummah prayer... But it has a prayer room that you can pray other prayers..
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Zubair Mohamed
Jul 17, 2011•21 reviews
5
Don't think there is a mosque here. Came here at 1600 hrs only to find shutters closed. Disappointed!