#ArfaKarim trends on Twitter in Pakistan
#ArfaKarim was showing the world the other side of Pakistan, the brighter Pakistan with brilliant and inspirational youth.
— Amara Memon (@AmaraMemon) January 14, 2016
#ArfaKarim Some Kids Proved … Yeah mitti bht zerkhyz hai saqi — مشعال Hawk (@JubileeMish) January 14, 2016
#ArfaKarim my teacher……never forget u dear
— jannat raza (@razajanat) January 14, 2016
#ArfaKarim always be alive in our hearts! May Allah Almighty rest her soul in peace. pic.twitter.com/NkJQyjpNiV — Muhammad Taha Sheikh (@sheikhtaha1) January 14, 2016
Arfa Karim is a real inspiration for Pakistani Youth. #RIP #ArfaKarim
— Saad Khan ! سعد خان (@SaadKhan711) January 14, 2016
You made us proud, you gave us hope, you gave us courage. Thank you #ArfaKarim …. RIP pic.twitter.com/CUbzGmFLrd — Team Shahzad Younas (@TeamSYPTI) January 14, 2016
#ArfaKarim – intelligent beyond her years Became World’s youngest MS certified professional,set up&ran comp training inst 4 less privileged
— ZAK ➰™® (@zak065) January 14, 2016
To say that Arfa Karim was a talented girl would be an understatement. The youngest I.T engineer ever, she ensured Pakistan’s name shone from a very young age. As the youngest Microsoft professional, poetess and teacher Arfa Karim passed away today on 14th January 2012.
Arfa Karim Randhava made Pakistan proud by becoming the youngest I.T engineer in the world, at the age of just 9 years old. In 2005, Microsoft’s founder and billionaire Bill Gates met Arfa and gave her the Microsoft Certified Application certification. During her short life, Arfa notched a Pride of Performance award, Salam Pakistan Youth Award and Madre Millat Gold medal.
A Karachi cafe paid tribute to the late girl by holding a vigil for her:-
Arfa’s life may have been cut short by cardiac arrest, but she left her footprints in not only Pakistan but the entire world. The genius that she was, Arfa continues to dominate hearts and inspire millions around the world, even four years after her demise.
