Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi

After his retirement, Khwakhuzhi returned to reciting poems writing, and teaching, including teaching Tafsir of Quran at Qala-e-Fatehullah mosque, Kabul. On 24 October 1992, due to long-standing diabetes and cardiovascular disease, he died in Kabul and was buried in Shuhada-e-Saliheen, Kabul.

After Khwakhuzhi was released he was forced to leave Kandahar province, therefore, he settled in Kabul and started his public service career in the Government of Afghanistan. His performed his service for the government in the following order: In 1956, he was assigned as a skilled member of Pashto Academy In 1957, as the Head of Broadcast Monitoring of Radio Afghanistan In 1959, as the deputy director of Radio Afghanistan In 1960, as the deputy director of Afghan Theater (Pohane Nandare) as well as teacher of History in Naderia High School In 1961, he was selected as a member of Afghan-China Friendship Association In 1963, he was assigned as the Director General of Literature at the Ministry of Publications (then) In 1966, as the Director General of the Book Publication in the Ministry of Culture In 1967, as the President of Public Libraries of Afghanistan In 1969, he was selected as a member of the Afghan National Committee for UNESCO In 1971, as the Director General of Virtue of Pashtu Language at the Academy of Sciences In 1973, he was invited by Shah Faisal to visit Saudi Arabia and during his visit he also completed a pilgrimage (Hajj) to Mecca. In the same year after the regime change and Daoud Khan coming to power, Khwakhuzhi was required to retire from public service.

In 1950 Weesh Zalmyan movement came under a crackdown of the government for its liberal and modernized demands and Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi who was then director of Education in Kandahar Province, became the first member of the movement to be arrested. Ghulam Gelani Khan writes about this in a topic in Mohammad Alam Buserkai's book called “Weesh Zalmyan” where he states;

Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi started his political career with the establishment of Weesh Zalmyan (Awakened Youth) movement in 1947 where he was amongst the founding members of the movement from Kandahar province. Mr. Zarmalwal mentions him in one of his articles which states;

Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi started his primary schooling at age 6 and after his baccalaureate in 1936 he attended Teachers Training College finishing it successfully in 1938. In 1942 he managed to get a diploma in Education and Literature followed by a degree in Journalism in 1962. After graduation he started his teaching career as principle of Ahmad Shah Baba High School in Kandahar and later on as the teacher of literature at Habibia High School. His first poem was published in 1934 (at the age of 14) in Tolo-e-Afghan newspaper.

Ustad Mohammad Ibraheem Khwakhuzhi (Pashto: استاد محمد ابراهيم خواخوږى) son of Dur Mohammad Khan Baloch (descendant of Khan of Kalat Mir Muhammad Nasir Khan I) was born on 28 February 1920 in Malajat district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan. His son Gharzai Khwakhuzhi is an active politician in Afghan government and his grandson Gharanai Khwakhuzhi is an Afghan Foreign Service Officer at Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.