After suffering from illness, the Pakistani giant Gulam Shabbir, known as the "World's Tallest Man," passed away in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. His last appearance before his death was recorded. The "Pakistani giant" had been suffering from heart diseases, which led to a significant deterioration in his health before he passed away yesterday, Sunday, according to Al Arabiya.
It is worth mentioning that Gulam had a fondness for Saudi Arabia, where he previously stated that the Kingdom was the most beautiful country he had visited among 42 Arab and foreign countries. He also confirmed that he found comfort there due to the two holy mosques. A football enthusiast, he followed the Saudi league passionately and had met several leaders and rulers.
Shabbir was born in Pakistan in 1980 and was recognized as the world's tallest man for six consecutive years from 2000 to 2006, officially recorded in the Guinness World Records with a height of 2.55 meters. Due to his striking height, he appeared on many social media platforms, participated in numerous famous events, and received several awards.
In the past few hours, thousands of his fans shared his last video from the hospital before his passing, expressing their sorrow for his departure on social media.
