Intro
Amar Singh Mann gives a contradictory story of his conversion to Qadianism. Amar Singh Mann alleges that his introduction to Qadianism happened near Christmas and via a “Secret Santa” gift that he received. This gift was a Hindi translation of the Quran. However, he can’t read Hindi and he asked for a Punjabi translation, which was given to him a few weeks later. Amar Singh Mann says that a Sunni Muslim told him to never go to a Qadiani temple. Amar Singh Mann says that this fascinated him. Amar Singh Mann then alleges that he was reading a Punjabi translation of the Quran by Sunni Muslims. At 8:09 he admits that there was no research work that compelled him to accept Ahmadiyya, only that Guru Baba Nanak was a Muslim. Amar Singh Mann then says he went to the Ahmadiyya place of worship, Darul Islam Mosque Temple.
At 9:33, he proves how backwards he is and tells a story of not wanting to walk in the sun, because his skin would get dark! This is the old Punjabi female mindset and proves that he is a total idiot. Amar Singh Mann is so stupid he admitted that he saw the Ahmadi’s, but refused to join their stead because of the hot sun and forced them to wait until the clouds covered the sun.
Amar Singh Mann alleges that he entered the Qadiani temple and he had 3 questions in his mind. He then watched videos by Mirza Tahir Ahmad in terms of rationality. Amar Singh Mann says that while watching these videos of Mirza Tahir Ahmad, he fell into prostration and began praying, and he asked Allah is Ahmadiyya true and he alleges that his God told him yes.
Amar Singh Mann boasted about trespassing at Mecca as a Qadiani-Ahmadi. He says that he had some fatal illness which went away after he converted to Ahmadiyya. This illness was reportedly so bad that it could lead to multiple sclerosis. He alleges to have met Mirza Masroor Ahmad and the spiritual power of Mirza Masroor Ahmad has entered into his own body.
In another interview, he says the same story.

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