Mirza Ahmad Baig lived in Hoshiarpur because his father Gaama Baig, moved out of Kasur and settled in Aima, district Hoshiarpur.

Mirza Ahmad Baig married the daughter of the Promised Messiah’s uncle, Ghulam Deen. Her name was Amar-un-Nisa. They had five children, one son and four daughters. Their names are Mirza Ahmad Baig, Mirza Muhammad Baig, Mahmoodah Begum, Anayat Begum, Sardar Begum and Muhammadi Begum. Mirza Ahmad Baig, had two brothers, Mirza Muhammad Baig and Ghulam Ghaus. His brother Mirza Muhamad Baig died in his early childhood, whereas Ghulam Ghaus passed away at a young age, leaving behind his widow, Murad Bibi, sister of the Promised Messiah (as).

The father of Muhammadi Begum, Mirza Ahmad Baig, under the divine prophecy, vouchsafed to the Promised Messiah (as), was fervently warned about his daughter’s marriage. Although he was aware of the warning, he wedded his daughter off to Mirza Sultan. The fulfilment of the prophecy was that Mirza Ahmad Baig died 176 days after the nikah (wedding) on 30 September 1892 and was buried in Hoshiarpur.