The Prophet

"The Prophet" is a collection of 26 poetic essays by Khalil Gibran, written in 1923, that explores various facets of life and the human experience through the conversations of the prophet Almustafa with diverse individuals. As Almustafa prepares to leave the foreign city of Orphalese, he shares reflections on topics such as love, joy, sorrow, and spirituality in a series of thought-provoking chapters. The book offers philosophical insights on everyday life and universal themes, making it a timeless exploration of the human condition.