| After the publication of his "Patras Key Mazameen [1]" in 1927, he is recognized as a new and distinct force in Urdu Literature. |
| In 1945 Patras Bokhari is awarded the Companion of the Indian Empire (CIE) Award. |
| Accompanied Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan on his first visit to the United States as the Prime Minister's speech writer. |
| During his tenure at the United Nations, he is declared the best speaker at the United Nations. |
 Government College, Lahore names their auditorium "Bokhari Auditorium". |
 The Government of Tunisia, names Road after him in Tunis, as recognition for his contribution towards the freedom of Tunisia from French Colonial Rule in 1956. |
Road named after him in Islamabad, Federal Capital of Pakistan. |
| Editorial appears in the New York Times on 6th December 1958, a day after his demise, in which he is described as a "Citizen of the World" [2]. |
| Dr. Anwar Dil, a well known Pakistan writer based in the US published a book on Patras Bokhari in 1998 called "On This Earth Together [3]" in 1998, after 20 years of painstaking research in the US and Pakistan. |
 [4]In 1998, to mark his birth centenary, the Government of Pakistan issued a postage stamp with his photograph under the series, "Pioneers of Pakistan [4]".Date of Issue (October 1, 1998) |
| In 2000 the Bokhari English Prize at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, England is launched through the efforts of, and sole funding by Professor K.K. Aziz, a student of Patras Bokhari. |
| August 14, 2003 President of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharaf announces the conferment of Hilal-e-Imtiaz, posthumously Patras Bokhari, the country's second highest Civilian Award. In vesture ceremony takes place at President’s House, Islamabad on 23rd March 2004. |