The Prophet Book by Kahlil Gibran

Description

FIRST PUBLISHED in 1923, The Prophet is one of the bestselling books of all times. It comprises of 26 prose poetry essays in which Al-Mustafa, the prophet, waiting to board a homebound ship, addresses a group of followers about all things important in life. Their lives would never be the same after his speech. A classic of its own kind, The Prophet has been translated into over 40 languages and has never been out of print since its first publication.

About the Author

KHALIL GIBRAN was a Lebanese American writer, poet and artist. Born to Catholic parents in Bsharri, Lebanon in 1883, he migrated with his family to the USA at an early age where he studied art and started pursuing a literary career. He wrote both in Arabic and English languages and owing to the tremendous success of The Prophet, he soon became famous all over the world. As a writer and poet, Gibran composed many volumes of prose poetry which deal mostly with spiritual love. As an artist, he made over 700 images including the portraits of his friends WB Yeats, Carl Jung and August Rodin. Gibran died in New York on April 10, 1931.