"Mind and Existence" by the Egyptian thinker and philosopher Youssef Karam is a philosophical study that deals with the importance of the mind in perceiving existence. Karam defends the mind as a starting point for knowledge and rejects the reduction of knowledge to mere sensations.

The book discusses issues such as doubt and certainty, the limits of the mind, and its connection to first philosophical meanings and principles. It represents a philosophical doctrine that combines rationalism with a moderate religious view.