Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy and the West. She finished it the day before her assasination. It is a good read. Anyone else read it?
Haven't read it, but did she mention the fact that she was removed from office on two different occasions for corruption? And that her party functioned, and still functions, as a family dynasty, all the while claiming to be "democratic"? She had some great ideas, but she was far from the great leader the mainstream press made her out to be, especially after her assassination. On a related note, a good book by a woman trying to reform Islam is "Infidel" by Ayaan Hirsi Ali.
