Haryz Nadzim — Dâhi Çocuk Biyografisi

Biyografi

What happened

Malay Mail reported on 20 January 2020 that a three-year-old Malaysian boy living in Britain with an IQ of 142 had become one of the youngest people to join Mensa. NPR covered the story on 22 January under a headline calling him the youngest person to join Mensa UK, and ABC News told it through his mother's reaction.

The score came from the Stanford-Binet test, one of the standard supervised instruments, and placed him in the top 0.3 per cent of the population. Mensa's own threshold is the 98th percentile.

What the family described

His parents, Nur Anira Asyikin Hashim and Mohd Hilmy Naim Mohd Yakin, both have engineering backgrounds. His mother told Malay Mail that they had no yardstick for comparison: "We didn't have much experience, so we just thought that's how kids were. It was only when he started going to nursery, we were told he is more advanced than other children."

The milestones reported were early. First words at seven months. Reading bedtime stories to himself by two. A preference for conversation with older children and adults, and a particular interest in space and numbers. Alongside that, the same report recorded him painting and jumping in puddles, which is the detail that keeps the story in proportion.

Testing a three-year-old

Assessing a child of that age is difficult in ways that a headline number conceals. Standardised tests depend on attention, language and willingness to cooperate, all of which are volatile in a toddler, and results at three are not stable predictors of results at thirteen.

That is not a reason to doubt the reported figure. It is a reason to read it as what it is: a supervised assessment on one day, conducted by professionals, reported accurately by the press, and unlikely to mean what a lay reader assumes an IQ score means.

Why the story went global

A toddler in Mensa is an irresistible item for a newsroom, which is why a story from a British-Malaysian household reached NPR in Washington and ABC News within forty-eight hours of the Malaysian coverage.

The research record notes that the family lived in the Wakefield area, though the articles read here describe them only as UK-based. It also records the child's age at testing as 28 months in some accounts, against the age of three at admission reported elsewhere, a discrepancy this page flags rather than resolves.

What is documented, and what is not

Firmly established: the Mensa membership at three in January 2020, the Stanford-Binet score of 142, the top 0.3 per cent placement, his parents' names and engineering backgrounds, and the developmental account his mother gave.

Not established: his date of birth, his exact home town, his school, and anything about him since January 2020. He was a toddler when this was published, and this page deliberately carries nothing beyond what his family chose to make public.

Başarı Zaman Çizelgesi

Haryz Nadzim — every milestone on this page, in order.

2020

Malay Mail 20 Ocak'ta bildirdi ki Malay Mail 20 Ocak'ta 142 IQ'ya sahip üç yaşındaki bir çocuğun Mensa'ya katıldığını bildirdi

2020

NPR 22 Ocak'ta bildirdi ki o NPR 22 Ocak'ta onun Mensa UK'e katılan en genç kişi olduğunu bildirdi

2020

ABC News hikayeyi şu şekilde ele aldı ABC News hikayeyi annesinin açıklamaları üzerinden ele aldı

Tarihsel Karşılaştırma

Kişi	Ülke	Dönüm Noktası	Yaş / Veri
Haryz Nadzim	Birleşik Krallık	Üç yaşında Mensa'ya katılmak	Yaş 3
Lawson Lundberg	Amerika Birleşik Devletleri	3 yaşında Mensa'ya katılmak	Yaş 3
Nishi Uggalle	Birleşik Krallık	2019'da Channel 4'un Child Genius yarışmasını kazanmak	Yaş 10
David Camacho	Meksika	Jr. NASA programı için seçilmek, 2024	—
Sharvin Jeyendran	Avustralya	Bir Mensa testi onu 168'e koydu ve manşetler onu Stephen Hawking'in üzerine çıkardı	—

What is documented — and what is not

✓ Documented

He joined Mensa at three in January 2020
He scored 142 on the Stanford-Binet test, in the top 0.3 per cent of the population (Malay Mail)
His parents are Nur Anira Asyikin Hashim and Mohd Hilmy Naim Mohd Yakin, both with engineering backgrounds
His family said he spoke his first words at seven months

? Unverified, disputed or wrong

No source read states his date of birth or exact home town
Accounts differ on whether he was 28 months or three at testing
NPR calls him the youngest Mensa UK member while Malay Mail says one of the youngest
No coverage after January 2020 was found in this record

Questions people ask about Haryz Nadzim

What is Haryz Nadzim's IQ?

He scored 142 on the Stanford-Binet test, placing him in the top 0.3 per cent of the population, as reported in January 2020.

How old was he when he joined Mensa?

Three. Some accounts give his age at testing as 28 months; the discrepancy is noted rather than resolved here.

Where does he live?

The reports describe the family as UK-based. The research record places them in the Wakefield area, which the articles read here do not confirm.

When did he start talking?

His family said he spoke his first words at seven months and was reading bedtime stories to himself by two.

Who are his parents?

Nur Anira Asyikin Hashim and Mohd Hilmy Naim Mohd Yakin, who both have engineering backgrounds.

Is he really the youngest Mensa member?

NPR described him as the youngest to join Mensa UK; Malay Mail said one of the youngest. The society's records are not reproduced in the sources read here.