Pirraku obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Prishtina in 1988, focusing on “Albanian Culture from the 18th Century to 1878.”[2] Engaged in political activities advocating for Kosovo's self-determination and Albanian unity, Pirraku was associated with the intellectual group “Çeta e Bajo e Çerçiz Topulli.” Despite facing political challenges, he continued to disseminate literature, philosophy, and historical works within Albania and among the Albanian diaspora in Europe and the United States.
[4] Despite challenges, Pirraku pursued creative endeavors, working as a skilled mason and designer in the early 1980s.
He continued contributing to political and historical discourse, leaving a lasting impact on Albanian intellectual life.
His legacy includes numerous anonymous publications, studies, and two significant works dedicated to Isa Boletini and Hasan Prishtina.
Muhamet Pirraku's dedication to preserving Albanian heritage and advancing historical knowledge remains evident in his enduring influence and commitment.