KEY POINTS
- Rashid Naseem family contributes 31 of Pakistan’s 43 total records.
- His records span diverse disciplines like skipping, nunchaku, tile breaking, and walnut breaking.
- Naseem represented Pakistan at international events in Italy, Romania, and Spain.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s celebrated martial artist and Guinness World Records holder, Rashid Naseem, has etched his name in history by setting an astounding 25 world records within a single year.
According to official data released by Guinness World Records, Naseem has once again been declared Pakistan’s number one world record holder for the year 2025.
The data reveals that of the 43 Guinness World Records recognized for Pakistani participants so far this year, a remarkable 25 belong solely to Rashid Naseem.
Family of Record-Breakers
The achievement transforms into a family triumph, with the Naseem household contributing dominantly to the national tally.
His daughter, Fatima Naseem, secured four world records, while his wife, Saba Rashid, added one more.
In an inspiring feat, his father, Naseemuddin, created a world record at the age of 73, proving that excellence has no age limit.
Cumulatively, Rashid Naseem and his immediate family account for 31 of Pakistan’s 43 recognized world records this year, an unprecedented feat in the nation’s sporting annals.
Diverse Feats of Strength and Skill
Naseem’s records were achieved across a spectrum of demanding disciplines, showcasing his versatility and extreme dedication.
His accomplishments span categories including skipping, nunchaku, marble tile breaking, boxing punch speed, and walnut breaking.
These performances have garnered international attention, highlighting Pakistan’s rising prominence in global competitive record-setting.
Global Ambassador for Pakistan
Beyond domestic glory, Rashid Naseem represented Pakistan on prestigious international stages throughout the year.
He showcased his extraordinary skills at world record and talent shows in Italy, Romania, and Spain, serving as a global ambassador for Pakistani talent and perseverance.
Contributions from the National Fraternity
Other Pakistani achievers who contributed to the national tally include Irfan Mehsud with six records, Mohammad Arshad with two, while Sufyan, Wajahat, Shahzaib, and Abdul Basit each secured one record. One world record was also accredited to a private company.
This historic year further solidifies Rashid Naseem’s growing legacy, coming on the heels of 2024, where more than 28 of his world records were approved.
His relentless pursuit of excellence continues to inspire a new generation of record-setters in Pakistan and beyond.
