Kahlil Gibran - Complete Arabic Works

The Lebanese writer, philosopher, poet, and painter (1883-1931) who paved his way from the remote town of Bsharri to international fame, began, with his prolific output, to enrich the global literary establishment, not just the Arab one, through books that entered history as classics of universal literary heritage. Nawfal does not overlook the depth of Gibran Khalil Gibran's Arabic works. Gibran Khalil Gibran, the poet, writer, painter, and philosopher, is too famous to be introduced and his works are too profound to be summarized in words on paper. His texts are passed down through generations, despite their differing beliefs and diverse cultures, to be studied, discussed, and to reveal wisdom and sayings, from "A Tear and a Smile" and "Nymphs of the Valley" to "Spirits Rebellious" and "Broken Wings" and others. And what a wonderful gift Nawfal places in the hands of her readers: this complete collection in its luxurious modern presentation.