Windows 7: Arfa Karim: History Of The Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional

A Guy · 03 Feb 2012

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Arfa Karim Randhawa ‎, (02 February 1995 – 14 January 2012) was a Pakistani student and computer prodigy, who in 2004 at the age of nine years became Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), the youngest in the world until 2008. She was invited by “Bill Gates” to visit the Microsoft Headquarters in the USA. A Science Park in Lahore was named after her, the Arfa Software Technology Park.

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profdlp · 03 Feb 2012

Am I allowed to feel jealous?

What an accomplishment! So sad that she died so young.

pparks1 · 03 Feb 2012

It's sad to lose such a young person.

boohbah · 03 Feb 2012

what a tragic story, such a loss of life just as it was beginning, and what a promising future she had .
serves as a reminder to make the most of your time

arkhi · 04 Feb 2012

Such deaths.. So early.. Especially for someone so talented.. I, for one, had family members die so young. One was 16 (allergy), 19 (murder), 6 (bone cancer), 12 (suicide). They're all second cousins, and all within the past 10 months.

So when I say that it is really sad for someone so gifted, someone who earned more than I probably could in my lifetime, die early, is a great loss for all of humanity and for the kids who would rather sink in to Justin Bieber's "music". May she rest in peace.

seavixen32 · 04 Feb 2012

Death, like income tax, is one of the two certainties in life, but to lose one so young and so talented is such a shame.

As boohbah rightly points out, we should all make the most of each day as it comes.

Rest in Peace, Arfa.

Windows 7: Arfa Karim: History Of The Youngest Microsoft Certified Professional

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