Orphalese is a fictional city created by the author Kahlil Gibran in his book "The Prophet." It serves as the setting where the main character, Almustafa, shares his wisdom with the townspeople before departing. The city symbolizes a place of beauty, culture, and deep philosophical thought. In "The Prophet," Almustafa speaks on various topics, including love, freedom, and joy, reflecting the values and struggles of humanity. Orphalese represents a microcosm of society, where individuals seek understanding and connection, making it a timeless backdrop for Gibran's exploration of the human experience.