"Rebellious Souls" is a book that was first published in New York in 1908, in which Gibran collects four stories: The Rose of the Hani, The Cry of the Graves, The Bride's Bed, and Khalil the Infidel. These stories reveal the rebellion of spirits against customs, traditions, and laws imposed by authority to restrict human freedom. Gibran highlights the conflict between the rebel and the obedient, the oppressed and the oppressor, the fallen and the virtuous in a sweet musical style.
