He is buried in the courtyard of Faridia University, Islamabad. The seminary's Jamia Masjid is named after him. In his honour his hometown was also renamed "Basti-Abdullah" and a new seminary was constructed there, the town gained worldwide attention in 2007 when Abdul Rashid Ghazi was buried in the courtyard of the seminary, Abdullah Railway Station near the town is also named after him. FIR and Case Due to a lack of trust in Pakistan's legal system, Ghazi's elder son refused to lodged FIR, but his younger son, Abdul Rashid Ghazi lodged the FIR and the police investigated the case. After a relentless effort, a man was arrested and afterwards, during the ID parade, an eyewitness identified the assassin. However, he was released the next day without reason. Abdul Rashid Ghazi protested against the release and warned the police of legal action if the suspect was not arrested soon. With Ghazi increasing pressure on police, he was asked to withdraw the case or face the fate of his father. According to his friend, this was a turning point in Ghazi's life, and he became disillusioned with the system. Memoir In 2005, a memoir was published by Maktaba Faridia detailing his life under the name Hayat Shaheed E Islam () Written by Mufti Riaz Munsoor. References Biography Book: Hayat Shaheed E Islam () 1935 births 1998 deaths Assassinated Pakistani Islamic scholars Deobandis Pakistani religious leaders Pakistani Sunni Muslim scholars of Islam Deaths by firearm in Islamabad Assassinated religious leaders Baloch people People from Rajanpur District Jamia Qasim Ul Uloom alumni