"Sons of the Prophet" is a play written by Stephen Karam that explores the lives of the Douaihy family, Lebanese immigrants living in Pennsylvania. The story focuses on the challenges they face, including grief, cultural identity, and the complexities of family dynamics. The play combines humor and drama, highlighting the struggles of the two brothers, Joseph and Vince, as they navigate their personal and professional lives. Through their experiences, the play addresses themes of loss, resilience, and the immigrant experience in contemporary America.