"The Prophet" is a philosophical poem by the Lebanese writer Khalil Gibran, which is considered his most famous work. In the book, the author brings to life the image of a wise prophet who comes to live in the city. Through his conversations with the townspeople, he reveals a wide range of topics: from love and free will to family relationships and religion. Every word, every thought of the prophet has a huge impact on the reader, helping to find answers to eternal questions about the meaning of life and existence. The book "Prophet" is a sophisticated symphony of wisdom that never leaves its readers indifferent, leaving them with unforgettable impressions and inspiring spiritual development.