Given your crontab(1) entry i.e. stderr is not redirected, the crontabs' owner will receive an e-mail containing perl/OS errors - if any.

In order to set your run-time environment, try modifying the crontab(1) entry to...

59 10 * * * . $HOME/.profile ; perl /home/rabie/test.pl 1 2 3 > /home/
+rabie/test.out 2>&1
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You can emulate the run-time environment using at(1) - something like ...

> at now $HOME/.profile ; perl /home/rabie/test.pl 1 2 3 > /home/rabie
+/test.out 2>&1
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or, if that doesn't work...

> at now <<!
$HOME/.profile ; perl /home/rabie/test.pl 1 2 3 > /home/rabie/test.out
+ 2>&1
!
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