LAHORE: Four-year-old Pakistani boy Muhammad Ayad has broken the record for the highest IQ in the world with an astonishing 195-point score.
The little boy scored a total of 195 points while Steve Hawking had an IQ of 160. Although Albert Einstein never took the test, his IQ is also estimated to be 160.
MM News correspondent Imran Jalil met Muhammad and his mother in Lahore and interviewed them both.
The correspondent asked some questions of general knowledge to Muhammad which he replied correctly. The questions were: Which part of the world is most populated? Which is the biggest country in the world? And which language is spoken in the world the most?
Sharing her thoughts on this achievement, this genius boy’s mother said: “He was tested twice in his first test he scored even higher than 195, then he was tested again by the IQ society and the results were shocking for every family member. We thank Allah who blessed him with such a high IQ . We never expected such high scores”.
Muhammad is also registered with World Intelligence Network which involves 65 high-IQ societies.
With such a high IQ, he completed his kindergarten 3-year journey within 6 months. The psychologist was amazed by his math and reading skills. At this tender age, he reads Shakespeare. He is also way ahead in geography, biology, and chemistry than normal 8-year-old kids even though his mental age is more than 8 years old according to IQ tests.
He loves engaging in activities that stimulate his brain. He loves swimming, skating, running, and listening to the recitation of the Quran.
Muhammad is invited by an American university that teaches gifted kids from a very young age. Muhammad is a Pakistani asset. We wish him all the best for his future.
