Masail-e-Falsafa BY Muhammad Moinuddin

“Masail-e-Falsafa”, the Urdu translation of Bertrand Russell’s classic 1912 introductory text, The Problems of Philosophy.

Masail-e-Falsafa (The Problems of Philosophy)

Translated into Urdu by Muhammad Moinuddin, this foundational work is designed to introduce readers to the central inquiries of western philosophy. Russell focuses primarily on epistemology (the theory of knowledge) rather than metaphysics, guiding the reader through the distinction between “appearance” and “reality”. He famously explores how we can be certain of the existence of the external world and the validity of our sensory perceptions.

The book is celebrated for its clarity and its ability to provoke critical thinking on fundamental questions: What is truth? What are the limits of human knowledge? By examining the relationship between our private experiences and the universal laws of logic, Russell provides a roadmap for those seeking to understand the nature of reality. This Urdu edition remains a vital resource for students and laypeople in South Asia who wish to engage with one of the greatest analytical minds of the 20th century.