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Create a beautiful marriage biodata in a few minutes — ready to share with families as an image or PDF. Free, no sign-up, and private: everything stays on your device.

Personal details
Deen
Education & career
Family
About
Contact (wali / family)
Style

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بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ

Marriage biodata

Your name

Personal details

Full name
Date of birth
Height
Marital status
Lives in
Nationality
Ethnicity / background
Languages

Deen

Sect / madhab
Prayer
Practice notes

Education & career

Education
Profession

Family

Father
Mother
Siblings
About the family

About me

Looking for

Contact (wali / family)

Contact name
Relation
Phone / WhatsApp
Email
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Tip: share the image on WhatsApp, or the PDF by email.

Biodata format

What to include in a Muslim marriage biodata.

A good biodata is short, honest and easy for both families to read. Most follow the same format:

  1. Personal details — name, date of birth, height, marital status, where you live, nationality and background.
  2. Deen — sect or madhab, prayer, and anything important about your practice.
  3. Education and career — your highest qualification and what you do now.
  4. Family — parents, siblings and a line about your family’s values.
  5. About you and what you are looking for — a few sincere lines are better than a long list.
  6. Contact — usually your wali or a parent, so the families can speak first.

Keep it to one page, be truthful (especially about previous marriages and children), and share it only with families you trust. Once there is interest on both sides, many people move to getting to know each other with their wali involved — see 20 questions to ask before nikah.

Biodata or app?

From biodata to proposal.

A biodata works when someone passes it to the right family. A Muslim marriage app widens the circle: on Zawaj, your profile works like a biodata that serious, verified members can see — and they send a proposal, not a swipe. Families searching for a rishta often use both.

FAQ

Marriage biodata: common questions.

What is a Muslim marriage biodata?

A marriage biodata is a one-page summary of you and your family — personal details, deen, education, family background, what you are looking for and who to contact. Families share it when a rishta is suggested, much like a CV for marriage.

What should a biodata for marriage include?

Name, date of birth, height, marital status, where you live, nationality and background, sect and practice, education and profession, parents and siblings, a short “about me”, what you are looking for, and a contact — usually your wali or a parent.

Can I download my biodata as a PDF?

Yes. Use “Download PDF” and choose “Save as PDF” in the print window. “Download image” saves a picture that is easy to share on WhatsApp.

Is this biodata maker free and private?

Yes. It is completely free, and everything you type stays on your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers.

Should I add a photo to my marriage biodata?

It is optional. Many families share a photo only once both sides are interested. If you add one, choose a modest, recent photo and share the biodata only with people you trust.

Ready to share your biodata with serious families?

Create your free Zawaj profile — it works like a biodata, and members send proposals, not swipes.