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Here’s her website: http://www.asranomani.com/

Here’s her biography: http://www.asranomani.com/Biography.aspx

Alert: She appears to be a liberal feminist. She got in trouble with her mosque for demanding to pray alongside men; mosque leaders later pointed out that she was an unwed mother who had written a sex book. Let’s be fair: from what I’ve read, a conservative Christian church would have valid grounds to place her under church discipline and possibly excommunicate her.

To her credit, however, she was a business reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Fellow WSJ reporter Daniel Pearl was staying at her home in Pakistan when he was kidnapped and later beheaded.

Bottom line: she seems to be a brave liberal woman who is an enemy of our enemies.

To her credit, however, she was a business reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Fellow WSJ reporter Daniel Pearl was staying at her home in Pakistan when he was kidnapped and later beheaded.

I think you intended to mean her home in India, because the woman is of Indian origin (I doubt an Indian would have a home in Pakistan) and Daniel Pearl was actually in Mumbai, India before he crossed the border into Pakistan, where he was beheaded by the Muslim terrorists operating there.