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Muslim Marriage Biodata Format – Sample, Template & Free Maker

A Muslim biodata for marriage, also called a Nikah or rishta biodata, is the one-page profile families share before a proposal. See a sample for a girl or a boy, choose an Islamic template with 786 and Bismillah designs, and make your own in a few minutes.

Free samples in PDF, Word and JPG/PNG.

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Royal emerald Muslim marriage biodata template with golden lanterns and Bismillah header
Green and gold Muslim marriage biodata template with Bismillah header and crescent moon
Golden Grace Islamic Nikah biodata template with emerald damask texture and golden mosque
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Muslim Marriage Biodata Maker Online

Choose an Islamic Nikah template, fill in your personal, family and Deen details, and preview your Muslim biodata as you type. Samples and the Word formats are further down this page.

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Islamic Templates

Muslim Marriage Biodata Templates (Islamic Nikah Designs)

Explore our newest Islamic Nikah designs — click any preview to load that template in the editor and personalise it in minutes.

Royal emerald Muslim marriage biodata template with golden lanterns and Bismillah header
Green and gold Muslim marriage biodata template with Bismillah header and crescent moon
Golden Grace Islamic Nikah biodata template with emerald damask texture and golden mosque
Ivory blossom mosque Muslim marriage biodata template with green ornamental border
Floral Minaret Muslim marriage biodata template for girls with roses and minaret
Elegant golden Islamic marriage biodata frame with geometric gold pattern
Emerald green and gold Islamic biodata template with hanging gold lanterns
Green Mosque heritage Muslim marriage biodata frame with mosque watermark
Olive green and gold Muslim marriage biodata frame with gold mosque motif
Floral Nikah Muslim biodata template in emerald green with gold floral corners
Noor-e-Nikah Muslim biodata template with ivory background and green double frame
Gold, olive green and white Islamic biodata template with arch corners
White and green Muslim marriage biodata frame with botanical sprigs
Islamic wedding biodata template with fine green border and leafy corner motifs
Quick Answer

What Is a Muslim Marriage Biodata Format?

A Muslim marriage biodata is a one-page profile that a family shares before a proposal, so the other side can decide whether to take the talk further. It is also called a Nikah biodata or a rishta biodata. A good one is short, honest and easy to read on a phone, and it covers six things.

  • Personal details: name, age, height, marital status
  • Deen: sect (Maslak) and namaz practice
  • Education and work
  • Family: parents, siblings, native place
  • A family contact number and one clear photo
  • A short line on what you expect from a partner
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Muslim Biodata for Marriage Sample – Girl and Boy

Read these two samples to see how much detail to give. The names and numbers are made up, so replace every line with your own information. Keep it to one page.

Sample Muslim Girl Marriage Biodata Format

Fictional example. Contact is a parent's number, as many families prefer.

Full Name
Fatima Zahra Khan
Date of Birth
22 July 1995
Height
5 ft 4 in (162 cm)
Marital Status
Never Married
Sect / Maslak
Sunni (Hanafi)
Caste
Sheikh
Namaz
Five times a day, Quran recitation daily
Education
MBA, IIM Bangalore
Occupation
Banker, HDFC Bank
Father
Ahmed Raza Khan (Business)
Mother
Nisha Fatima (Homemaker)
Siblings
1 brother, 1 sister
Native Place
Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh
Contact
Father's mobile: +91 98XXXXXX
Expectation
Well-educated, practising and family-minded groom

Sample Muslim Boy (Groom) Marriage Biodata Format

Fictional example. A groom's biodata usually adds work and income.

Full Name
Zaid Ahmed Siddiqui
Date of Birth
14 March 1993
Height
5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
Marital Status
Never Married
Sect / Maslak
Sunni (Hanafi)
Caste
Siddiqui (Sheikh)
Namaz
Five times a day
Education
B.E. Computer Engineering
Occupation
Software Engineer, Pune
Annual Income
Rs. 14 Lakhs
Father
Mohammad Rafiq Siddiqui (Retired teacher)
Mother
Shabana Siddiqui (Homemaker)
Siblings
1 younger brother, 1 married sister
Native Place
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra
Contact
Own mobile: +91 98XXXXXX
Expectation
Graduate, practising Muslim, respects family values

Muslim Boy Marriage Biodata Format (Groom Biodata)

Families reading a groom's biodata look first at work, income stability and family background, then at Deen practice. Give your job title, company or business, and a rough yearly income. If you live with your parents, or have your own house, say so in one line.

Keep the expectation line short and respectful, for example "educated, practising and family-minded". See the full boy marriage biodata format for the layout.

Muslim Girl Marriage Biodata Format

For a girl's biodata, families usually want education, family background, Deen and a short note on values. Most families give a parent's number instead of the girl's own, and some share the photo only after the first conversation.

A one-line description of nature and interests is enough. The guide on how to write a marriage biodata for a girl has more examples, and the Urdu biodata page covers Urdu script.

Editable Word Samples

Muslim Marriage Biodata Format in Word – Free Samples

Download a free Word (.docx) sample for a girl or a boy in English, Urdu or Hindi. Open it in Microsoft Word, type over the sample details and print it. These Word files are samples to edit yourself; biodatas made in the maker download as PDF, JPG or PNG.

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Muslim Girl Marriage Biodata Format in Word – English

English

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim girl marriage biodata in English.

DOCX format0.8 MB
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Muslim Girl Marriage Biodata Format in Word – Urdu

اردو

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim girl marriage biodata in Urdu.

DOCX format0.8 MB
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Muslim Girl Marriage Biodata Format in Word – Hindi

हिंदी

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim girl marriage biodata in Hindi.

DOCX format0.8 MB
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Muslim Boy Marriage Biodata Format in Word – English

English

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim boy marriage biodata in English.

DOCX format12 KB
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Muslim Boy Marriage Biodata Format in Word – Urdu

اردو

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim boy marriage biodata in Urdu.

DOCX format12 KB
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Muslim Boy Marriage Biodata Format in Word – Hindi

हिंदी

Free editable Word (.docx) sample of a Muslim boy marriage biodata in Hindi.

DOCX format12 KB
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Section by Section

What to Write in Each Section of a Muslim Biodata

Write plainly. Families read many biodatas, and a clear, honest one stands out more than a long one.

Personal Details

  • Full name, with Mr. / Ms. or Hafiz if it applies
  • Date of birth, age and height
  • Complexion and marital status (Never Married, Divorced, Widowed)
  • Current city

Deen and Maslak

  • Sect in a few words: Sunni (Hanafi), Sunni (Barelvi), Sunni (Deobandi), Ahl-e-Hadith, Shia, Bohra
  • Namaz practice: five times a day, regular, or Fridays only
  • Quran recitation or religious education, if any
  • Hijab or beard preference, if it matters to you

Education and Work

  • Highest degree and the college or university
  • Job title, company or business, and city
  • Annual income, or write "negotiable"

Family and Khandan

  • Father's and mother's names and occupations
  • Brothers and sisters, with marital status and work
  • Native place (watan) and where the family lives now

Partner Expectations

Keep it to two or three lines: education, Deen, family outlook, and whether you can relocate within India or abroad. "Educated, practising and family-minded" says more than a long list of conditions.

Nikah Biodata vs Rishta Biodata vs Nikah Nama

"Nikah biodata" and "rishta biodata" mean the same thing: the profile a family sends before a proposal. A Nikah Nama is a different document. It is the marriage contract signed at the Nikah, and it records details such as the Mehr. A biodata is only an introduction and carries no legal or religious weight.

PDF, JPG/PNG or Word: Which Format to Use?

FormatBest forNote
PDFPrinting and emailLayout never shifts
JPG / PNGWhatsApp and phonesOpens instantly as an image
Word (.docx)Typing and editing yourselfFree samples on this page
Step-by-Step Guide

How to Make a Muslim Biodata for Marriage (Kaise Banaye)

Muslim biodata kaise banaye? Follow these seven steps. It takes a few minutes.

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Step 1

Choose a Muslim Biodata Format

Open the Islamic templates and pick the layout you like. You can change it later.

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Step 2

Add Your Photo and a Header Design

Upload a passport-size photo, then add 786, a Bismillah line, a crescent or stars at the top.

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Step 3

Add Personal Information

Enter your name, date of birth, height, sect and a family contact number.

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Step 4

Enter Family Details

Add your parents, siblings, native place and family background.

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Step 5

Add Education and Career

Enter your degree, college, job, company and city.

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Step 6

Customise Colours and Design

Change background and text colours, fonts and stickers until the biodata looks right.

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Step 7

Preview and Download

Check every line in the preview, then download it as a PDF, JPG or PNG to share with the family.

Privacy and Safety Tips for Sharing Your Biodata

  • Give a parent's or family member's number instead of a personal one.
  • Leave out your full home address, Aadhaar or ID numbers, and bank details.
  • Use one clear photo. You do not need to send many.
  • Share the biodata with people you trust, and meet in the presence of family.
  • Keep a copy of what you sent so details stay the same everywhere.
Community Traditions • For All Muslim Communities

Muslim Marriage Biodata for Sunni, Shia, Bohra & Other Communities

SunniShiaBohraAhmadiyyaOther Muslim Communities
Features & Highlights

Key Features of Muslim Marriage Biodata Format

1. Islamic Header Designs

Add a 786, a Bismillah line, a crescent moon, stars or a decorative border at the top of your biodata.

2. Editable Muslim Templates

Change the layout, colours, background and text style until the biodata looks like your family's.

3. Muslim Biodata with Photo

Upload a passport-size photo and place it in the photo space on the template. A clear photo on a plain background works best.

4. PDF, JPG and PNG Download

Finish your biodata and download it as a PDF to print or email, or as a JPG or PNG to send on WhatsApp.

5. For Every Muslim Community

Fields such as Maslak and Khandan let each family describe itself in its own words. The designs suit Sunni, Shia, Bohra, Ahmadiyya and other families.

Why Choose Us for Your Muslim Biodata?

Many biodata formats online are generic forms that do not fit a Muslim marriage profile. These templates are made for it, with room for sect, namaz practice and family background, and Islamic header designs.

Whether you are making a biodata for a boy or a girl, you see your changes live and can finish in a few minutes, without any design skills.

Made for Muslim Marriage Biodata

Templates and fields are built for Muslim families, and work for Sunni, Shia, Bohra and other communities.

Personalise Every Template

Change colours, backgrounds and text styles, and add 786, Bismillah, crescent or star designs.

Live Biodata Preview

See your profile, photo and design update as you type, and check everything before you download.

Smart Company Search

Search for your company while filling in your details, and its name and logo appear in the preview and final PDF.

Easy for Everyone

Choose a format, upload your photo, enter your details and download. No design experience needed.

Muslim Biodata Background Designs

Looking for a Muslim biodata background or an Islamic biodata design for marriage? These two border backgrounds in green and gold and in navy and gold show the kind of clean, simple look families usually prefer. Pick a template above and you can change the colours, add your details and download a PDF, JPG or PNG.

Muslim biodata background design with a green and gold border and a crescent and star
Green and gold border with a crescent and star.
Islamic marriage biodata background design with a navy and gold border and a crescent and star
Navy and gold border with a crescent and star.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common queries about the Muslim marriage biodata maker

What is a Muslim marriage biodata format?

A Muslim marriage biodata format is a one-page profile that a family shares before a proposal. It lists personal details, Deen and sect (Maslak), education, work, family background and what you expect from a partner, with a photo. Families also call it a Nikah biodata or rishta biodata.

How do I make a Muslim biodata for marriage? (Muslim biodata kaise banaye)

Pick an Islamic template, add your photo, fill in your personal, family and education details, and check the live preview. Change colours and fonts if you like, then download your biodata. You do not need design skills; the editor does the layout for you.

What should be included in a Muslim marriage biodata?

Full name, date of birth, height, marital status, sect, namaz practice, education, job, parents and siblings, native place, a family contact number, a photograph and a short line on what you expect from a partner. Leave out anything you would not share with a stranger.

Can I see a sample Muslim biodata for marriage?

Yes. The page has a sample Muslim girl biodata and a sample Muslim boy biodata you can read and copy. Both use fictional names, so replace every detail with your own. The Word samples below follow the same fields.

How can I create a Muslim girl's biodata online?

Select a template, add your details and a passport-size photo, and download the finished PDF, JPG or PNG. Many families keep the girl's contact details to a parent's number and add a short note on education and family values.

How can I create a Muslim boy's biodata online?

Choose a biodata format, enter your education, job and income, family details and expectations, and download the result. For a groom, families usually look at work stability, family background and Deen practice, so keep those lines clear and honest.

Can I get a Muslim marriage biodata format in Word?

Yes. Free Word (.docx) samples are available in English, Urdu and Hindi for both a girl and a boy. Download one, edit it in Microsoft Word and print it. Biodatas made in the maker download as PDF, JPG or PNG.

Which is better for a Muslim biodata – PDF, JPG/PNG or Word?

Use PDF for printing and email, because the layout never shifts. Use JPG or PNG for WhatsApp, where an image opens instantly. Use the Word sample only if you want to type the whole biodata yourself and edit it later.

Is the Muslim biodata maker free?

You can open the maker, fill in your details and preview your biodata without paying, and the Word samples on this page are free. Downloading your finished biodata from a template is a paid option; you will see the price before you download.

Can I add 786, Bismillah, or Islamic symbols to my biodata?

Yes. Templates support 786, Bismillah, a crescent moon, stars and Islamic header designs. You can also change colours, backgrounds, text styles and stickers to suit your family's taste.

Is this suitable for Sunni, Shia, Bohra and Ahmadiyya families?

Yes. The fields are the same for every community, and you write your own sect or Maslak, for example Sunni (Hanafi), Shia or Dawoodi Bohra. Nothing on the template assumes one sect.

What should I write for Maslak or sect in a Muslim biodata?

Write the sect you follow in a few words, such as Sunni (Hanafi), Sunni (Barelvi), Sunni (Deobandi), Ahl-e-Hadith, Shia or Bohra. If you do not follow a specific school, write Sunni or Muslim. Add one line on namaz practice if it matters to your family.

Do I need a photo? Can I make a Muslim biodata without a photo?

A photo is common, but not compulsory. Some families, especially for a girl, prefer to share a biodata without a photo first and the photo later through a parent. Add the photo when the family asks for it.

Can I make a biodata for a second marriage, divorced or widowed?

Yes. Choose Divorced or Widowed under marital status and add children's details if relevant. Keep the tone plain and respectful; one honest sentence about your situation is better than leaving the family guessing.

What should I not share in a marriage biodata?

Avoid your full home address, ID or Aadhaar numbers, bank details, and many personal photos. Use a parent's or family contact number, and share the biodata only with people you trust. A first biodata only needs enough to start a conversation.

What are the do's and don'ts of a strong Muslim marriage biodata?

Do keep it to one page, state your age, education, work and marital status honestly, write your sect and namaz practice in plain words, and add a recent, clear photo if the family asks for one. Do not exaggerate income or education, do not write a long list of demands, do not use heavily filtered photos, and do not share ID numbers or your full address. A short, honest biodata gets a better response than a long one.

What is the difference between a Nikah biodata, a rishta biodata and a Nikah Nama?

Nikah biodata and rishta biodata mean the same thing: a profile shared before a proposal. A Nikah Nama is different. It is the marriage contract signed at the Nikah, with details such as Mehr. A biodata is not a legal or religious document.