Later, the pesantren continued under the leadership of his son, Sheikh Abdullah Faqih.[1] For his service and struggle to spread Islam in West Sumatra, to this day the tomb of Burhanuddin receives great attention from the pilgrims, especially by the members of Shattari tariqa. According to the local tradition, the pilgrimage is called Basapa, an abbreviation of bersafar bersempar (together with tens of thousands of people), and it is done every Wednesday of 10th Safar in Islamic Calendar.[2][6]