Muhammad Ayad,?an 18-month-old child has made a record-breaking trend in early education for the first time in the 75 years of Pakistan’s history.
According to the sources, Muhammad Ayad?currently holds 22 records from Pakistan, Canada, India, the United States, and London. Ayad has been given the title of grandmaster in Asia records. Recently, the toddler won three gold medals in the memory championship in Canada.
Surprisingly, Ayad is the only toddler who possesses knowledge of 18 topics, including maps of the world, flags, capitals, periodic tables, bones, fighter jets, planes, anatomy of human beings, life cycles of animals, tanks, and car logos.
In addition, he knows Spanish, French, and Arabic languages. The kid could also perform science experiments without assistance.?
In India, people call Ayad the “little Albert Einstein”. According to a psychologist who tested his IQ, it came out to be more than 150. Ayad is among the 2 percent of the world population who has a photographic memory.
People from all over the country appreciated Muhammad Ayad. Indian actor Santosh Shukla, Dr. Yoshiro Nakamats, chairman of the world genius convention Tokyo, and Arfa Kareems mother acknowledged the toddler for his intelligence.?
In a similar development, Anila Talib is the first young writer from 61 country who won the Special Peace Award and raised the name of the country with pride. She made a world record by writing ninety poems on Asma Al-Hasani and considering the meanings of each name of Allah and putting the Name in the International Book of Achievements.
She has received top awards from a number of countries including Saudi Arabia, Dubai, the USA, Morocco, Italy, and Indonesia for her remarkable performance in a 15-second video contest on the subject of peace. Anila was awarded the Merit Award and the title of Princess by the Indonesian royal family and has become the first young Pakistani to receive this honor.