Guru's wife, Tabasum, had sought to claim his body which was buried in the Tihar Jail. However the Central government is likely to reject the request citing the Jail manual. The Delhi Jail manual states that the body may not be transferred to family/friends "if there are grounds for supposing that the prisoner's funeral will be an occasion for a demonstration". Bibliography Books by him Ahle Imaan Ke Naam Shaheed Mohammad Afzal Guru Ka Aakhri Paigam (Martyr Afzal Guru's Last Message to the Peoples of Faith), 2013. Released seven months after his hanging, this 94-page book, a compilation of diaries, calls for a renewed jihad against India and takes as model the Talibans and Mullah Omar. More than 5,000 copies of the book were printed and circulated, and for the book release a function was attended by Afzal's brother, Aijaz Guru. Aina (Mirror), Maktab-e-Irfan, Lahore, 2013. This book, ostensibly written by Afzal Guru while in Tihar jail, was published by Jaish-e-Mohammed ten months after his hanging. It contains 132 short chapters attributed to Guru that talk about jihad, the situation in Kashmir, messages to the youth and other ideological issues. The book also has introductory and laudatory pieces written by Masood Azhar, who said that Afzal wrote it in 2010 but couldn't find a publisher, as well as by other Jaish-e-Mohammed members. The book's use by later militants like Zakir Musa led the police to see Afzal Guru as having become an "insurgent spiritual leader". Books about him Framing Geelani, hanging Afzal: Patriotism in the time of terror by Nandita Haksar, 2007. The Afzal petition: A quest for justice by Nandita Haksar (editor), 2007. Phānsī (Hanging) by Shabnam Qayyum, 2013. The hanging of Afzal Guru and the strange case of the attack on the Indian parliament edited by Arundhati Roy, 2013. See also Hurriyat and Problems before Plebiscite Syed Ali Shah Geelani Kashmir conflict 2014 Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly election 2001 Indian Parliament attack Jaish-e-Mohammed Terrorism in India Capital punishment in India Human rights abuses in Jammu and Kashmir Human rights abuses in Azad Kashmir References External links Vinod K. Jose, "Mulakat Afzal: The first interview Mohammad Afzal gave from inside Tihar jail, in 2006" (an interview translated and widely reprinted between 2006 and 2013) Supreme Court judgement on Afzal Guru Bitta urges President not to pardon Afzal Clemency-seekers weakened Afzal's defence Terror needs direct response (Opinion) Life history