In a remarkable display of speed and precision, Raqays Bashir Ahmed from Pakistan has set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest time to arrange movie titles into alphabetical order using the Arabic alphabet. Ahmed completed the task in an astonishing 1 minute 15.39 seconds, setting a new benchmark in this unique challenge.
The record-breaking achievement took place at the Guinness World Records Challenge Fair, organized by Arabian Centres at the Mall of Arabia in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Participants from around the world gathered for the event, with Ahmed’s impressive feat standing out as a highlight.
This new world record adds another chapter to Ahmed’s collection of achievements and showcases his incredible focus and mental agility. As the fastest person to complete the task, Raqays Bashir Ahmed has solidified his place in the history books, inspiring others to take on challenges and aim for greatness.
The record was officially recognized by Guinness World Records, cementing Ahmed’s status as a world record holder in an event that celebrated both speed and cultural diversity.
