He was blessed with a long eventful life and he spent all his years for the advancement of backward communities, especially the Muslim Community in undivided Bengal and Assam of British India. Educational and economic backwardness, social degeneration and exploitation of the poor impoverished people, especially girls and women, pained him most. He therefore set himself up to work for those unfortunate people. The goal of bringing a positive change both in the lives and the psyche of the Muslims that he had set himself to, was fully accomplished through his works and deeds.

As a result, Khan Bahadur Ahsanullah (r) became an institution by himself. The name of this vast, prodigious personality, who lived long enough to drench him in the sunlight of an entire millennium, will be pronounced again and again, generations after generations. Because of his contribution through education reforms and social services, this nation and its people will continue to be indebted to him in many ways.