Is the Bismillah required?

No. Turn it off in the "Arrange & settings" step; the rest of the design stays the same.

Can I make an Islamic biodata without a photo?

Yes. Many families send a biodata without a photo at first. Without one, the photo frame isn't shown at all.

What should I write in the religious section?

Briefly, what you actually practise: prayer, hijab, reading the Quran and so on. Our Islamic biodata guide has examples.

The person in the sample is fictional.

Islamic marriage biodata template

Geometric border, optional Bismillah

The Islamic template is framed with gold eight-point stars on deep green, inspired by Islamic geometric patterns. It can open with "Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim", followed by a row of stars, the heading and your name. The photo frame has an arched top, like a mihrab.

What you get

A4, 1 or 2 pages
Bangla and English
PDF, PNG and JPG with correct Bangla
A dedicated religious practice section

Make a biodata with this template

Who is this template for?

Muslim brides, grooms and their families who want their faith to be clear in the biodata. It has a separate religious practice section where you can briefly mention prayer, hijab or Quran recitation.

What's included?

Green and gold star border on every page
Optional Bismillah, turned off in one click
A separate religious practice section
Mihrab-shaped photo frame

When to choose Islamic

Choose it when deen matters to your family and you want a familiar, traditional Islamic look. For something more modern or softer, see Noor, Hilal or Sukoon; they all have the Bismillah and the religious section too.

Tips for the best result

In the Islamic template the religious section follows family details; keep it brief and honest. A photo sits in a mihrab-shaped frame, so one with a little space above your head fits best. If you prefer to send it without a photo at first, download it with no photo; you can give an interested family a separate copy with a photo later.