Muslim Marriage Biodata Maker — Nikah Format & Sample

Make a Muslim marriage biodata — a nikah biodata — the way families exchange it before a nikah is arranged: opening with Bismillah and carrying sect / maslak, namaz, roza and biradari instead of any gotra or horoscope. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in minutes, in Marathi, Hindi or English.

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What is a Muslim marriage biodata?

A Muslim marriage biodata is the one-page profile families exchange before a nikah is arranged. It carries the usual name, education, job and family details, but instead of gotra or horoscope it is screened on deen (religious practice) alongside worldly standing. Families look at maslak / sect (Sunni — Barelvi, Deobandi or Ahle-Hadith, Shia, or Bohra), regularity of namaz and roza, hijab or beard, and any deeni or hafiz education, together with biradari (Syed, Sheikh, Pathan, Ansari, Qureshi). It opens with Bismillah — many families also write '786' as a stand-in, though the full Arabic phrase is more widely accepted. There is no manglik, kundli or gotra row.

Muslim (nikah) biodata format — ready sample

Arrange the details like this. The values here are only examples.

بِسْمِ اللَّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

Nikah Biodata

Personal details

Name	Mohammed Bilal Ansari
Date & place of birth	14 Aug 1996, Nagpur
Sect / Maslak	Sunni (Deobandi)
Namaz / Roza	Regular · keeps all fasts
Hijab / Beard	Keeps beard (sunnah)
Biradari	Ansari
Height / Complexion	5 ft 10 in / Fair
Education	B.Com; Hifz completed
Job	Accountant, Nagpur

Family details

Father's name / work	Abdul Rahman Ansari / Business
Mother's name / work	Ayesha Begum / Homemaker
Siblings	1 younger brother
Native place	Nagpur, Maharashtra

Contact

Mobile	98XXXXXX14
Address	Nagpur, Maharashtra

Which fields matter in a Muslim biodata?

A Muslim biodata drops the astrology and gotra rows entirely and replaces them with fields that show deen and background. The most weighed is maslak / sect — Sunni (Barelvi, Deobandi or Ahle-Hadith), Shia, or Bohra — since matches are usually within the same maslak. Families also note namaz / salah regularity and roza, whether the girl observes hijab or the boy keeps a beard (sunnah), and any deeni education or hafiz / alim qualification alongside the worldly degree. Biradari (Syed, Sheikh, Pathan, Ansari, Qureshi) and native place matter, as does mehr expectation in some families. Standard rows stay: date and place of birth, height, education, job, father's and mother's names and work, and siblings. LagnBiodata has ready fields for all of these — keep the ones you need and remove the rest.

Tips for a strong Muslim biodata

Open with Bismillah — 'بِسْمِ اللَّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ'; some families use '786', but the full phrase is more widely accepted.
State your maslak / sect clearly (e.g. Sunni — Deobandi) — most families match within the same maslak.
Mention namaz and roza regularity and any deeni / hafiz education alongside your degree — deen is weighed with worldly standing.
Keep it to one A4 page and download at 300 DPI so print stays sharp.
Add a clear, recent photo (optional) and share the print-ready PDF on WhatsApp.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a Muslim marriage (nikah) biodata include?

Name, date and place of birth, sect / maslak, namaz and roza regularity, biradari, height, education, job, and family details (parents' names and work, siblings, native place), plus a contact number. There is no gotra or horoscope. The same fields work for a boy's or a girl's biodata.

Is a horoscope or gotra needed in a Muslim biodata?

No. Kundli, manglik, rashi, nakshatra and gotra are not part of a Muslim match; families screen on deen (namaz, roza, maslak), education, family and character instead.

Should I write Bismillah or 786 at the top?

Either is common. Many write '786' as a numeric stand-in for Bismillah, but the full Arabic phrase — بِسْمِ اللَّٰهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ — is more widely accepted. LagnBiodata lets you place either as the invocation.

How important is sect / maslak in a Muslim biodata?

Very — matches are usually arranged within the same maslak (Sunni — Barelvi / Deobandi / Ahle-Hadith, Shia, or Bohra), so stating it clearly near the top saves time.

Is it free, and can I make it in Hindi or English?

Two clean designs are completely free with no watermark; the other decorative designs are a one-time ₹36 per biodata, with no signup. Build it in Marathi, Hindi or English, and type in English to get the local script automatically.