There are many people around the world who are self-exemplifying in generosity, but Zahab Kamal Khan, a Pakistani-born woman from Virginia, has set a unique world record.
According to foreign media reports, the 30-year-old woman with the longest hair in Virginia cut her hair after 17 years and donated 6 feet 3 inches of hair and entered her name in the Guinness Book of World Records.
The video of the woman's haircut is going viral on social media in which she can be seen first in long and then in short hair.
Zahab Kamal Khan, a professional Pakistani squash player, said his father advised him at the age of 13 to stop cutting his hair and try to set a world record.
According to Zahab Kamal, before donating the hair, he talked to the Guinness World Records administration as no other person had donated such a large number of hair before.
Later, Zahab Kamal Khan donated a 6-foot-3 hair loss to a charity that makes wigs for children affected by hair loss.
Zahab said that she was excited to see herself in short hair but she will always remember her hair now.
WORLD RECORD | A 30-year-old Pakistani professional #squash player Zahab Kamal got her first haircut since age 13 and set a #GuinnessWorldRecord by donating 6 feet, 3 inches of hair, most hair donated to a charity by an individual.#TOKAlert pic.twitter.com/o8rS7D8doe
— The Times of Karachi (@TOKCityOfLights) August 27, 2021
