His holistic approach to societal upliftment is evident from the vast array of projects he has championed. Notably, 18,745 orphans have been sheltered and supported through his orphan care initiatives. Recognizing the fundamental right to clean drinking water, he has successfully executed 72500 drinking water projects benefiting 6028 villages. Housing, a basic human necessity, was provided to 16,937 families under the projects named ‘Iskan’, ‘sadath bhavan’, and ‘Darul khair. In the realm of employment, his initiatives have opened doors of opportunities, providing direct employment to 1,35,000 individuals and equipping another 45000 with the skills necessary to find work. Sheikh Abubakr’s commitment to the health sector is evident in the establishment of 4675 health centers and pain and palliative clinics. These centres have also trained more than 50000 volunteers as health workers. Sanitation, often an overlooked yet critical aspect of public health, was addressed with the construction of 9,920 toilets.

His commitment to national integration is further illustrated through his initiatives in madrasa modernization, interfaith dialogue, and organizing peace conferences. Particularly noteworthy is his groundbreaking role in revolutionizing the madrasa education system in India. He effectively integrated modern sciences into the curricula of madrasas and Islamic seminaries nationwide and transformed them into the quintessential institutions of nation-building.