A Nikah Biodata That Covers What Your Family Actually Asks
Sect, Biradari, Namaz and Roza sit right alongside your personal and family details as regular fields in the form. Fill it in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu or Bengali and download in minutes.
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Create Marriage Biodata
Fill in your details, upload your photo, choose a template and download a print-ready PDF or Word file in under 5 minutes.
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Biodata Title
Bismillah / Opening Invocation
Choose your photo
Upload your profile photo, biodata with photos get more attention.
Photo Tips
- • Use a clear, recent photo with good lighting
- • Face should be clearly visible and centered
- • Avoid group photos or heavily filtered images
- • Professional or formal attire recommended
- • Image will be cropped to 4:5 ratio automatically
Built Around What a Muslim Biodata Actually Needs
Sect, Biradari, Namaz and Roza sit alongside your personal and family details from the start, as regular fields in the form.
Fill the form in whichever language your family reads comfortably.
Including designs with Islamic-style borders and patterns.
Download in the format you need and share digitally or print.
All optional, so you only share what your family wants included.
Your details are used only to build your biodata, not sold or shared.
Add, edit or remove sections anytime before you download.
What to Include in a Muslim Marriage Biodata
A quick guide to the fields families actually look for, beyond the usual name, age and education.
Sect (Maslak)
Sunni, Shia, Deobandi, Barelvi or Ahmadi. Many families check this before proceeding further, so it's worth adding if you're comfortable sharing it.
Biradari
Your family's community grouping, such as Sheikh, Syed, Pathan, Ansari or Qureshi. Optional, but commonly asked about by relatives.
Namaz & Roza
How regularly you pray and observe fasting during Ramadan. Some families weigh this heavily, others don't ask at all, so it's entirely your call whether to include it.
Quran Reading Ability
Whether you can read with Tajweed, read without it, or are still learning. A common line in Nikah biodatas, especially from more religiously observant families.
Bismillah / Opening Invocation
Most Nikah biodatas open with Bismillah at the top of the page. The form adds this for you automatically, and you can change the wording if your family prefers a different opening.
Family Details
Parents' names and occupations, and the number of married and unmarried siblings, so the other family gets a full picture of your background.
How to Create Your Nikah Biodata
Three steps, no account needed.
Pick a Template
Choose from 18 designs, each built around what a Muslim biodata needs.
Fill in Your Details
Personal, family and contact details, plus optional sect, namaz and roza fields.
Download & Share
Save as PDF, Word or image, and send it over WhatsApp or email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about creating your marriage biodata.
What is a Nikah biodata?
Is this biodata maker really free?
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Do I need to fill in Sect, Namaz or Roza if I'd rather not share them?
Does the form ask about sect (Maslak)?
Is my personal information secure?
Can I edit my biodata after creating it?
Can I create a biodata without a photo?
Do I need to sign up or register to use this?
What's the difference between a marriage biodata and a job biodata (resume)?
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