amarjibonMuslim Marriage Biodata Format (with Example)
Writing a Muslim marriage biodata? Here is the format families expect, section by section.
A Muslim marriage biodata follows the usual structure but adds the details deeni families care about. Here is the format, section by section.
Bismillah and basic details
Many begin with Bismillah. Then: full name, date of birth, height, complexion (optional), blood group and present address (city is enough for a shared document).
Deen and practice
This is the section that matters most to practising families: your madhab, whether you pray five times, whether you observe hijab (for sisters) or keep a beard (for brothers), and how you would like your future home to practise.
Education and profession
Your highest degree and institution, current job and organisation, and optionally an income range.
Family details
Father's and mother's occupations, number of siblings, and a short line on your family's values and background.
What you are looking for
A few honest lines about the kind of partner and family you hope for — kept respectful, not a long list of demands.
Example (short)
"Name: [ ] | DOB: [ ] | Height: [ ] | Practising, prays five times, follows Hanafi madhab | BSc in [ ], works at [ ] | Father: [ ], Mother: [ ] | Looking for a practising partner who values a calm, respectful family life."
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Still wondering?
The questions readers ask most about this one.
What makes a Muslim biodata different?
It adds a clear deen section — madhab, prayer, and practice preferences — alongside the usual details.
Should I start my biodata with Bismillah?
Many families appreciate it, but it is optional. Keep the rest clear and honest.
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