Oxford
Muslim marriage in Oxford
Oxford in numbers
Oxford had 14,093 Muslim residents at the 2021 Census, 8.7% of everyone living there. That is above the England and Wales average of 6.5%.
14,093
Muslim residents
8.7%
of Oxford
162,040
residents in total
2
mosques listed below
Source: ONS Census 2021 (tables TS030 religion, TS021 ethnic group and TS012 country of birth), usual residents.
Muslim life in Oxford
The university shapes Oxford's Muslim community, which mixes academics, students and settled families. East Oxford is the heart of Muslim Oxford, with the Central Mosque on Manzil Way being a prominent landmark. The university is home to the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies.
Mosques in Oxford
- Oxford Central Mosque (Manzil Way)
- Oxford Islamic Centre
Areas with large Muslim communities
How it works in Oxford
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Tell us about your faith, family and what you want in a spouse. You must be 18 or over and live in the UK.
- Step 2
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Set your filters to Oxford or the wider area, plus sect and background, then send a like or a short compliment.
- Step 3
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Questions about Muslim marriage in Oxford
How many Muslims live in Oxford?
The 2021 Census recorded 14,093 Muslims in Oxford, 8.7% of residents, above the England and Wales average of 6.5%.
Is UK Muslim Marriage free for Muslim singles in Oxford?
Joining is free and you can browse, like and chat with matches without paying. Optional Silver, Gold and Diamond memberships start at 99p a week and give you more likes, compliments and profile boosts. Memberships renew until you cancel, and you can cancel any time in the app.
How are profiles checked?
Our team reviews every new profile and photo before other members can see it. Members can also upload a UK photo ID and a selfie, which we check by hand, to get a Verified badge. You can report or block anyone from their profile or your chat.
Can my wali or parents be involved?
Yes. You can invite your wali, a parent or another guardian from the app. If you choose, they get an email copy of each message you send, so Muslim families can stay involved from the first conversation.
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