Intro
Mirza Ishaq Baig (could also be spelled as Mirza Isaac Beg) was a son of Muhammadi Begum who left Islam for Qadianism (See the explanation from Molana Manzoor Ahmad Chinioti, 1931-2004). In 1965 (June), Molana Manzoor Ahmad Chinioti wrote about this in the book Paigham Hidyat. Along-with Molana Abdullah Ludhianvi Khateeb Jamia Masjid Ghalla Mandi Toba Tek Singh, Molana Manzoor Ahmad Chinioti went to Chak Shahzadian wala District Burewala, to see Muhammadi Begum, who was residing at that place with her eldest son Mirza Ishaq. The husband of Muhammadi Begum, Mirza Sultan Muhammad migrated to this place from Patti India after partition in 1947. He was allotted 4 Murabba Land (100Acres) by the government. This land was managed by Mirza Ishaq. It is unclear where the rest of the children were in 1965. The rest of the siblings, namely Muhammad Asif Baig, Muhammad Ashraf Baig, Akbar Baig, and Akhtar Sultan are muslims of Ahlussannah waljamaat. They are in Govt service and reside in Choburji Quarter No.11A. You can meet them at 3 o clock at evening.
In 1965 (Nov-19), Muhammadi Begum died at Lahore, her funeral prayer was led by Molana Shahabuddin of Chowburji who was a disciple of Shaikhul Hind Molana Mahmoodul Hasan. She was buried in Qabrustan Miyani Sahib Lahore.
In the 1990’s, Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleged that he knew about Mirza Ishaq and alleged that the entire family repented and begged MGA as such. Mirza Tahir Ahmad alleges that in the 1960- or 70’s, he was there in Rabwah and he heard that Mirza Ishaq had trouble getting his daughter married and Sahiwal and Muslims were boycotting his daughter’s marriage.

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