Psychological and Medical Stories: Rooh Ka Rog Rooh Ka Rog is a unique Urdu collection of twelve thought-provoking stories written by Mu...
Psychological and Medical Stories: Rooh Ka Rog
Rooh Ka Rog is a unique Urdu collection of twelve thought-provoking stories written by Mumtaz Hussain Bhatti and Rashida Tabassum. The book combines medical observations with psychological insights, presenting narratives that explore the relationship between mental conditions and physical health. Through real-life inspired situations, the stories highlight how emotional struggles, personal experiences, and social pressures can influence human behavior and wellbeing.
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In this collection, five stories are based on the experiences of Dr. Mumtaz Hussain Bhatti, a medical professional who carefully observed the psychological backgrounds of his patients. His perspective reflects the belief that many physical illnesses are connected to mental or emotional factors. According to this view, treating the body alone may not always be enough, and understanding the psychological state of a patient is often essential for complete recovery.
The remaining stories are written by Rashida Tabassum, who studied psychology and explored the lives of individuals dealing with unusual or difficult emotional situations. By meeting and studying people with different psychological challenges, she presents narratives that reveal the complex inner world of human thoughts and emotions. Her stories offer insight into how social environments, personal conflicts, and internal struggles shape human actions.
Rooh Ka Rog encourages readers to reflect on human nature, morality, and the influence of psychological factors on everyday life. The stories demonstrate that both good and harmful tendencies can exist within individuals, and circumstances often determine which side becomes dominant. By combining medical experience with psychological understanding, the book offers readers a compelling and reflective reading experience.
Authors: Mumtaz Hussain Bhatti & Rashida Tabassum
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