The Prophet - Khalil Gibran

Discover Bookster, the first single-page book that will make you rediscover the great classics of literature! Lebanese writer exiled in the United States, all his life Khalil Gibran made his art a link between East and West. This duality is found in the very process of writing the Prophet. First written in Arabic while he was still a teenager, Khalil Gibran reworked his text years later in English. Its ambition: to deliver a message of universal peace. He defines himself as “a Christian who has lodged Mohammed in one half of his heart”, and when he begins writing the Prophet, it is the union of religions that inspires him. After twenty years of work, the text stands out: 26 life lessons stated by the wise Al-Mustapha on good and evil, death, joy and sadness, freedom, work and above all... love .