The Prophet - French Edition, Pocket Book, By: Gibran Khalil

The essential work of Khalil Gibran in an unpublished translation. After twelve years spent in a foreign land, Almustafa finally sees the ship arrive that will bring him back to his native island. Before leaving the people of Orphalese, he offers them a precious spiritual testament. Twenty-six answers to the questions he is asked, in which he tackles the essential themes of life: love, time, good and evil, work, death, marriage or the gift. Written in 1923 by Lebanese-American poet Khalil Gibran, The Prophet is one of the most widely read books in the world. Today it is a classic of the literature of wisdom and spirituality.