After the end of the Revolution, he also worked in publishing (in 1908 editing and publishing his deceased brother's book "A trip to Mesopotamia") and from 1910 onwards as a teacher at the Husayniya madrasah in Orenburg. He also held lectures at the city's philanthropic association ("Orenburg Jäm'iyät-i Khayriyäsi") and became secretary of the fourth Muslim congress in 1914. In 1915, he published "Islahat Asaslare" ("The Fundamentals of Reform"), a catalogue of social and political change among the Muslims of Russia between 1904 and 1915.