Although the Faqir continued to lead further attacks against the British, the siege of Malakand marked the height of his power and influence, which declined as the British made agreements with other local tribes and rulers to counter him.
The Faqir's campaign against the British reached its peak during the siege of Malakand, where he achieved the height of his power and authority. However, this was short-lived as the British formed alliances with other local leaders to counter his influence.