Shah Abu Ishak Qadri

            This mausoleum is situated to the east of Mauzah Muzang.  It is quadrangular in form, and is surmounted by a high dome.  To the west of the tomb is a large mosque, with three arches and paved floor.  On the walls of the mausoleum inside are written the Sura Yasin and Sura Mulk of the Koran, in raised Arabic characters of great beauty and excellence.  On the western gateway the following Persian versesare inscribed:-

            His Holiness Shaikh Shah Abu Ishak,

            Bing a godly man, was summoned by God.

            He went to God, having found out the truth.

            For this was the promise held out to him form all eternity.

            Burhan searched the date of his death

            And found it in his title-Sultan-I-Arifan.

             In the north-western corner is given the date 985 A.H.

             To the sout-west of the mosque is another dome equally splendid, but now in a dilapidated condition.  In this dome are the tombs of Muhammad Husain, Malik Husin, and Yar Husain, the sons of Abu Ishak.  Around the dome inside is written the Sura yasin.

             Shah Abu Ishak died on the 5th day of Muharram 985 A.H. during the reign of Akbar.  He was a man of great during the reign of Akbar.  He was a man of great piety and learning.  A fair is held on the anniversary of his death.