Through powerful prose and enthralling storytelling, Widad offers vivid and unflinching honesty about her experiences. From her childhood in Kurdistan region, where she faced persecution, to her years as a university student documenting crimes against humanity at just 17, and her remarkable resilience in exile, The Daughter of Kurdland takes readers on an intimate journey. It uncovers deep truths that resonate across generations, especially in today's world.
Sparkling with wit and wisdom, the book poses universal questions: Should we always follow the crowd? How crucial is defying norms? How much should we compromise for others? And what are we willing to sacrifice?
A profile in courage, Widad is now an international icon for peace and women's empowerment. She holds the distinction of being the youngest winner of the Pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award, alongside world-renowned figures like John F. Kennedy, Mother Teresa, Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama.
A testament to human endurance, The Daughter of Kurdland will inspire men and women alike.
