The Sunnah in saying "Ameen" in the loud prayers
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, this questioner says: What is the Sunnah regarding saying "Ameen" in the loud prayers? Is it with the imam, or after he finishes saying "Ameen"?
Answer:
No, one says "Ameen" with the imam. When he says "and not the astray," everyone raises their voices—the imam and the followers—raising their voices immediately after saying "Ameen." This is because its meaning is "O Allah, accept." Whoever's "Ameen" matches the "Ameen" of the angels is forgiven, as stated in the hadith. This is because al-Fatihah is entirely supplication: it is a supplication of worship at its beginning and a supplication of asking at its end. So they say "Ameen," meaning "O Allah, accept this supplication."
Honorable Shaykh, this questioner says: What is the Sunnah regarding saying "Ameen" in the loud prayers? Is it with the imam, or after he finishes saying "Ameen"?
Answer:
No, one says "Ameen" with the imam. When he says "and not the astray," everyone raises their voices—the imam and the followers—raising their voices immediately after saying "Ameen." This is because its meaning is "O Allah, accept." Whoever's "Ameen" matches the "Ameen" of the angels is forgiven, as stated in the hadith. This is because al-Fatihah is entirely supplication: it is a supplication of worship at its beginning and a supplication of asking at its end. So they say "Ameen," meaning "O Allah, accept this supplication."
Source
التأمين مع الإمام — alfawzan.live
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