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Muslim Marriage Biodata Format (Nikah Biodata)

A Muslim marriage biodata — often called a Nikah biodata — introduces you to a prospective spouse and their family in keeping with Islamic values. It covers the standard sections plus a few community-specific details.

Opening (Bismillah)

Many Muslim biodatas open with 'Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim' or a short dua. It's a respectful, expected way to begin.

Details to include

  • Personal details — name, date of birth, height, complexion, maslak/sect (if relevant).
  • Deeni details — practising level, whether you offer namaz, do hijab (for sisters), etc., if your family shares these.
  • Education and profession.
  • Family background — parents, siblings, family values.
  • Partner expectations, expressed with sincerity and modesty.
  • Contact details of the wali or family point of contact.

Tone and design

Keep the tone modest and warm. Elegant templates with green, teal, or gold accents and clean typography suit a Nikah biodata well.

Tip: Respect and honesty are paramount. Present your deen and family truthfully — it's the foundation of barakah in a match.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Nikah biodata?+

It's a Muslim marriage biodata — a one-page profile shared with prospective spouses and families, often opening with Bismillah and including deeni and family details.

What deeni details go in a Muslim biodata?+

Optionally, practising level, sect/maslak, and observance such as namaz or hijab — only if your family chooses to share them.