3 year old Malaysian boy living in Durham becomes the youngest member of Mensa UK. The ‘mini brain-box’ scored 142 in IQ test. He’s a Muslim boy with the name as Muhammad Haryz Nadzim. He lives in County Durham with his engineer parents.
He spoke his first word at seven months of his tiny age. And he started reading bedtime stories at two years of age.
After he Scored 142 in Stanford-Binet IQ test, he was placed at 99.7 percentile of UK IQ.
A 3 year old boy has become the youngest person to ever join Britain’s high IQ club.
Little Muhammad Haryz Nadzim got 142 on the Stanford-Binet IQ test.
The youngster is now a fully-fledged member of Mensa UK – a society for people with exceptionally high IQs.
His parents Anira and Mohammed are originally from Malaysia but live in County Durham where they work as engineers.
Haryz (pictured with certificates for some of his other accolades) of County Durham is now a fully-fledged member of Mensa UK. Mensa UK is a society for people with exceptionally high IQs.
Little wonder is expected to be the most highly respected individual. He will be the most wanted individual to conquer the hearts of millions of people. Every country in the world is currently highlighting his achievements excluding India. Indian Media ignored this little boy on the basis of religion as he’s a Muslim. May the boy live longer and dominate the world as the best International figure in the coming years. His future looks bright and he’ll shine for decades with his special status.
