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Bahá’í Marriage Biodata Format

A Bahá’í marriage biodata covers personal, education, career and family details, and a few words about the person’s faith and service. It has no caste or horoscope section. Because Bahá’í marriage needs the consent of both partners and all living parents, families are closely involved from the start.

What this format includes

  • A short description of your faith and community service, in “about me”.
  • Family details, since the consent of all living parents is part of Bahá’í marriage.
  • Education, work and where you hope to live.
  • No caste, gotra, rashi, nakshatra or birth time.

Tips for a Bahá’í biodata

  • Mention your involvement in community life, such as study circles or service projects, if it matters to you.
  • Keep the family section full; parents on both sides take part in the decision.
  • Say whether you are open to a partner of another faith.
  • Keep it short and warm: one page is enough.

Biodata

Anisa

Personal Details

Date of Birth
23 February 1997
Place of Birth
New Delhi
Height
5 ft 4 in
Marital Status
Never married
Diet
Vegetarian
Languages Known
Hindi, English, Persian
Current Location
New Delhi
About Me
Leads a children’s class in the community; loves gardening and music.

Religious & Horoscope Details

Religion
Bahai

Education & Career

Education
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Occupation
Sustainability consultant

Family Details

Father
Architect
Mother
Doctor
Brothers & Sisters
One younger brother, working in Bengaluru
Family Type
Nuclear family

Partner Expectations

Expectations
Kind, service-minded and close to family.

Contact Details

Contact Person
Father
Phone
+91 90000 00000
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Frequently Asked Questions

What should a Bahá’í biodata include?

Personal, education, career and family details, and a few words about your faith and community service in “about me”.

Is there a caste or horoscope section?

No. This format leaves out caste, gotra and horoscope fields.

Why does parental consent matter in a Bahá’í marriage?

Bahá’í marriage requires the consent of both partners and all their living parents, so families are part of the process from the start.

How is a Bahá’í marriage registered in India?

Couples commonly register under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Take advice on your own situation.

Bahá’í biodata

Faith and family, with parents’ consent at the heart of the process.