Marriage Biodata by Religion and Community
What Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist and Parsi families put in a marriage biodata, and the details that matter in each community.
These guides explain what families of each faith and community add to a marriage biodata. A Brahmin family looks for the gotra and pravara. A Maratha family looks for the devak and kuldaivat. A Muslim biodata usually has no horoscope at all, and a Christian one often names the parish.
We describe what families commonly write, not what they should believe or whom they should marry. Spellings and customs differ from family to family, so each guide says where to check with an elder or the family priest.
For the general format, see the Hindu and Muslim biodata pages. Then read the guide for your own community.
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Biodata by ReligionPrajapati Samaj Biodata for MarriageThe lines a Prajapati samaj biodata carries in UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra, how to write the sub-group and gotra, the family work line, and a made-up sample.5 min read- Make itHindu Marriage Biodata FormatThe Hindu marriage biodata format: gotra, rasi, nakshatra, kuladeivam or kuldevi, family and native place. A filled sample and designs for every region.
- Make itMuslim Marriage Biodata FormatA Muslim marriage biodata for rishta: family, education, work and expectations, with no horoscope section. A filled sample and Muslim designs to start from.
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