Find the Right Islamic Learning or Activity for Your Child in Milton Keynes..
Compare current Quran classes, Hifz, Islamic Studies, weekend learning, girls' provision and Muslim youth activities across Milton Keynes — with age, schedule, area and current programme information in one place.
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Each card gives the parent snapshot first: age, schedule, learning focus and location. Missing information is shown as missing rather than guessed.
Milton Keynes Muslim Association
Islamic Centre MK · Trubys Garden, Coffee Hall · MK6 5HA Current service listedA regular four-day weekday route. The public service page does not publish the current child age range, so that should be confirmed before shortlisting.
Milton Keynes Jamee Masjid
48–52 Duncombe Street, Bletchley · MK2 2LY Current service listedThe masjid publishes a separate girls' Maktab for ages 10+ with a qualified female teacher, alongside its general children's Maktab.
Nūr Academy
Central Jamia Mosque · 14–16 Church Street, Wolverton · MK12 5JN Registration route publishedThe academy also publishes a progress-level scheme, which gives parents more visibility into how learning development is structured.
Baytul Ilm Trust
12a Clarke Road, Bletchley · MK1 1LG Current class times publishedOne of the clearest schedule-comparison options in the city because weekday, dedicated Hifz and weekend routes are all publicly listed.
Islamic Academy & Da'wah Centre (IADC)
Bletchley Youth Centre · Derwent Drive · MK3 7BE Weekly programme listedA once-weekly Friday route rather than a multi-day madrassa. Confirm the current age range and place availability directly.
Al-Rawdha Mosque / MKICA
401 South Row, Central Milton Keynes · MK9 2PG Current services listedUseful as a central Milton Keynes route, but parents need to contact the mosque because the children's age range and timetable are not currently published.
MKIS School of Islamic Studies
Southwood School · Conniburrow · Milton Keynes Reopening timetable announcedThis is deliberately not shown as fully active. MKIS says leadership, staffing and operational arrangements are still being finalised for reopening.
Zainabiya Madressa
Zainabiya Islamic Centre · Peverel Drive, Bletchley · MK1 1NW Registration route publishedThe dedicated Madressa site gives parents a current registration route, year-group range and policy information. Confirm the current Sunday session time directly.
Muslim Youth & Children's Activities.
These are separated from Quran/madrassa listings so parents can immediately see that they serve a different purpose: social connection, sport, workshops or youth development.
IADC Community Sports
IADC lists recreational activity including badminton, basketball and archery for brothers and youth. Confirm the next session and age suitability directly.
Check IADC ↗Al-Askari Youth
KSIMC describes a youth route involving Islamic education, discussion, workshops, mentoring and community involvement.
View youth route ↗Zainabiya Sports Club
KSIMC lists football, badminton, table tennis, volleyball and netball through its community sports provision. Confirm current sessions and age groups.
View sports information ↗Al-Rawdha Youth & Events
MKICA lists youth activity and has published youth trips, football, Qur'an revision and community events. These are event-led, so check the latest update.
Check latest updates ↗Where Are the Learning Hubs?
Location is secondary to the child's need, but it matters once a family is comparing repeated weekly travel.
Coffee Hall
Milton Keynes Muslim Association / Islamic Centre MK.
Central Milton Keynes
Al-Rawdha Mosque / MKICA.
Wolverton
Nūr Academy at Central Jamia Mosque.
Bletchley
Several verified routes including Jamee Masjid, Baytul Ilm, IADC and Zainabiya.
Central / North-Central
MKIS uses Southwood School for its supplementary Sunday-school model.
Six Questions for a Better Parent Shortlist.
This is intentionally short. The guide helps you discover; these questions help you verify whether the option actually fits your child.
Does the programme accept your child's age and current Quran level?
How much time goes to reading, Tajweed, Hifz or Islamic Studies?
Can the family realistically sustain the days, times and travel?
Ask about policies, staff checks, supervision and concern routes.
How are correction, homework and progress communicated to parents?
Confirm availability before building your routine around a timetable.
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Midad Quran Academy offers live one-to-one Quran classes with individual correction, supervised teaching and clear progress updates. It can suit families who need more focused support or flexible scheduling.
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Research Sources for This Milton Keynes Guide
Original organisation pages were prioritised. The page does not rank providers. Where age, timetable or current status is unclear, the guide says so rather than guessing.
Madrassa subjects, Monday–Thursday frequency and Coffee Hall location.
View source ↗Children's Maktab, weekday timetable and girls' Maktab ages/content.
View source ↗Ages, schedule, fee, curriculum, class structure and progress-level information.
View source ↗Weekday madrasah, dedicated Hifz and weekend class times.
View source ↗Friday children's learning and related sports information.
View source ↗Children's madrasah, youth/sisters' services and event context.
View source ↗Sunday-school model and current 2026/27 reopening timetable.
View source ↗Reception–Year 10 registration route, youth and sports context.
View Madressa ↗Al-Askari Youth and Zainabiya Sports Club.
View source ↗Source for Midad's one-to-one online learning format and three free trial classes.
View Midad website ↗