Benazir Bhutto carried its draft on her final return journey from exile to Pakistan. She was aware, as she stated prior to the event, that its pages would absorb the blood of innocents in Pakistan, and this indeed happened. She continued editing the book and preparing it for publication while under house arrest imposed by Pervez Musharraf's regime. It recounts her historic return to Karachi on October 18, 2007, and the failed assassination attempt amid 3 million supporters, which claimed 179 lives.

It highlights her focus during the election campaign on reconciling Islam with democracy and the West; it conveys her talks about the politicization of Islam and exposes her warnings about the rise of extremism under dictatorship and destructive rhetoric harmful to Islam. The book provides a comprehensive statement for reconciliation between religions and nations, proclaims the truth of Islam, and outlines a practical roadmap for bridging societies.

It addresses the inner struggle within Islam: democracy versus dictatorship, and modernity against extremism. Benazir Bhutto's assassination will not be the last way people remember her, but rather the legacy of this book, showcasing the strength, optimism, and vision of a great and noble woman.

• Publishing house: Arab Scientific Publishers
• Number of Pages: 488
• Year of publication: 2008