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Still Speaking: The Prophet at 117 Languages
“Aatini al-Nay wa-Ghanni” (Bring Me the Flute and Sing). Fairuz Sings Gibran
“And You, Vast Sea…” — How One Small Word Change Changed Quite a Lot
A New French Translation of The Madman — Le Fol : Ses Paraboles et Poèmes
A New Translation of Kahlil Gibran’s Sand and Foam in French ~ Le Sable et l'Écume
A New Translation of Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet in French ~ Le Prophète
A Prophet Re-born in Curaçao — E Profeta: The Prophet in Papiamento
A Short Treatise on the Art of Music: Translating Gibran as a Shared Experience
AL-MAWAKIB, The Processions - Lost in Translation?
An Arabic Garment for The Prophet
Aporias in Literary Translation: A Case Study of The Prophet and Its Translations
Der Novi: Gibran’s The Prophet in Yiddish (1929)
Gibran in Italy
Gibran, Lebanese or Italian?
Gibran's 90th Death Anniversary in China
José E. Guraieb: A Tireless Gibran’s Translator in Argentina
José Mereb from Bcharré: Gibran’s Translator into Brazilian Portuguese
Kahlil Gibran and Johnny Cash
Kahlil Gibran in China — Peking University, 2013
Madeline Mason and Gibran's "The Prophet"
New book ~ An anthology of Arab-American poetry by Francesco Medici
New Language Translation Found: Cebuano
New Translation by award-winning Hilda de Windt-Ayoubi publishes a Dutch version
The “Ask Not” Controversy Linking John F. Kennedy (JFK) with Kahlil Gibran
The Chinese Translation of Kahlil Gibran: His Life and World — Dr. Zheng Ma
The Prophet Illustrated by Pete Katz
The Prophet Translated: Four New Translations Found
The Prophet, Translated
The Prophet's Earliest European Translations — German (1925) and French (1926)
The Prophet’s first Dutch translation (The Hague, 1927)
The Spread and Influence of Gibran in China
The Syrian-American Poet Jamil Holway: An Outsider in Gibran’s Pen League
The World's First Comprehensive Bibliography on Kahlil Gibran
Three Lebanese Folk Songs Translated into English by Kahlil Gibran
Translating Gibran’s Early Arabic Books: An Unpublished Letter of Mikhail Naimy to Alfred Knopf
Translating The Prophet into Papiamento — Hilda de Windt-Ayoubi
Translations for The Prophet now stands at 112
Xianzhi: Gibran’s The Prophet in Chinese (1931)