Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, University of Oxford

A remarkable example of modern architecture inspired by culture. Excellent facilities and lovely building. Has the Kiswa of the Kaaba.

Beautiful mosque. Didn't have any parking but 2min walk away you can park free for 2hrs.

Best Centre for Islamic Stadies in the UK

An amazing new addition to the rich list of sites of interest in Oxford. The OCIS blends western styles of architecture with Islamic ones, managing in the process to celebrate the best of both, which is a truly remarkable feat. We were given a guided tour by the Bursar who is a mine of information and was able to describe the details of the various features and the contributions that each of the participating countries made to the project. The gardens are particularly attractive. They are not huge but the theme of the fusion of the two styles continues there with a sunken quintessentially English garden flanked by a more formal Islamic one but with water being the common feature link the two area, in a very successful and effective way. It's well worth a visit and in a good day you can continue your visit of Oxford down the footpath to Mesopotamia and the University Parks.

Masha Allah masha Allah so much beautiful mosque and all the people of management are good in there work and behaviour.

very beautiful architect of building and all the facilities available for disabled people.

the mosque is beautiful to pray in, the facilities are excellent and the imam is very knowledgeable and gives excellent and relevant/pertinent sermons, just the right length of time.

Beautiful building, open for prayers