The Return of the Prophet
MohamedHammoud9
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MohamedHammoud9
Ongoing, First published Dec 31, 2016
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Gibran Khalil Gibran authored an exceptional tale of the Beloved, the Chosen unto his people, who guided them on the journey of life in the city of Orphalese. When it was his time to depart, his ship came in the distance. Years later, in The Return of the Prophet, Al-Mustafa returns to his people to resume his tale.
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