In the second volume of his seminal work, "The Jurisprudence of Philosophy," renowned Moroccan philosopher Taha Abdurrahman focuses on "The Philosophical Discourse." He critically examines the language and structure of philosophical arguments, challenging the prevailing imitation of Western models in contemporary Arab thought. Abdurrahman advocates for a renewed philosophical practice rooted in the ethical and linguistic foundations of the Islamic tradition. He introduces his 'ethical-trust' framework, proposing an authentic way to philosophize that bridges tradition and modernity, creating a discourse that is both intellectually rigorous and spiritually grounded. This book is essential for understanding his influential project.