Achi news desk-
Accra (Newsdesk) A Ghanaian student has set a new world record with the blessing of fasting, he says, if not for fasting, he might not have achieved this goal.
According to a foreign news organization report, Abubakar Tahiru, a resident of the African country Ghana and a student of the University of Alabama, has a passion for living in the natural environment, he fulfilled this passion in a unique way.
He has set a world record by hugging 1,123 trees in one hour while fasting Interestingly, he is a Muslim and he set this record while fasting.
According to the report, the Ghanaian student studying forestry in Alabama set this new world record in the Tuskegee National Forest.
Abubakar Tahiru, 29, hails from a farming community in Tipa, Ghana, where he developed an interest in protecting natural beauty and enrolled at Auburn University to pursue a master’s degree in forestry and agriculture, where he is currently doing forest research as a student. meal
In order to set the record, Abu Bakr had to wrap both his arms around each tree without damaging the trees, and no tree could be hugged more than once during this period.
He said that because he was fasting, he didn’t need to stop for water breaks, which really helped him to continue chasing the record minimum time without interruption from start to finish.
Abubakar Tahro hugged an average of 19 trees per minute and easily broke the world record of 1,123 tree huggers in one hour, surpassing the minimum of 700 tree huggers to set the record. They believed that if they were not in a state of fasting and taking a water break, they would not be able to hug so many trees in the specified time.
