Muslim biodata designs

Arches, jali patterns, geometric borders and flowers, with no figures. Each opens with Bismillah, which you can change or remove.

What goes in a Muslim marriage biodata

Bismillah at the top: "Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim" in Arabic. You can write your own line instead, or leave it out.
Personal details: full name, date of birth, height, complexion, mother tongue, marital status, with the photo beside them. Add your sect or maslak (for example Sunni Hanafi or Shia), biradari and how regularly you offer namaz with one tap.
Education and career: highest qualification, college, job, employer, work city and income.
Family details: father's and mother's names and occupations, brothers and sisters, family type and native place.
Contact details: the person to call, usually a parent or elder brother, with a phone number and city.
About me and expectations: a few lines about your deen, values and interests, and what you hope for in a spouse.

Choosing "Muslim" in the form switches the horoscope section off, because a nikah biodata does not use rashi, nakshatra or gotra.

Keep it to one page. Families read the name, education, job, family and sect first.
Be clear about religious practice. A short line such as "Prays five times, reads Quran" answers a question families will ask anyway.
Choose the photo with care. A simple, recent photo in modest dress is usual. You can also send the biodata without a photo.
Write the contact person as a parent or wali if that is your family's custom.

Yes. Fill it in, preview it and download it without paying or creating an account.

The headings are in English, Hindi or Telugu. You can type your own details in Urdu or any other script.

Yes. A free Muslim marriage biodata Word template is on the Word format page.

Yes. The biodata is made inside your browser. Nothing you type or upload is sent to a server.