What she has said in her book sounds like what Christians say, I have read Christians saying similar things about humans were able to see and converse with God at first but then this stopped, it is as if she has copied it from them.
I don't know much about what exactly she has said regarding creed, as she does not really talk about creedal matters, instead she goes around trying to give motivational speeches for women however I do know that the people she is closely linked to are infamous deviants, people like Akram Nadwi and Suhaib Webb, it is known she is a modernist feminist who gives lectures before a mixed audience of men and women while wearing makeup, tells jokes and laughs, when she was criticised for this her reply was: Islam came to liberate us--not to become a weapon we use to bully others. Perhaps those who feel compelled to publicly condemn female speakers, and even use specific names, may benefit from Shaykh Akram Nadawi's 50+ volume series on nearly 9000 Muslim women teachers of our tradition who taught both men and women--most without niqab.
Yasmin mogahed and Co are modernists who go against Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama in a lot more than just this issue.
Its tricky. I would argue on damage limitation on a public scale since the book could misguide the general public but in a way that the individual is also not harmed. Can someone Approach her privately and show her the correct views and then she herself make the amendments to her book and correct the mistake publicly. If that fails, then we should point out the errors publicly and warn the Muslims.
ismaeel de silva has refuted this by a yasmin mogahed on his facebook. Some brothers have said the book is in the public domain so can be criticised publicly but others have said, you should contact her first.
