Did it come in the hadith that when the imam recites al-Fatihah in the loud prayer and says "and not the astray," the Companions would say the ameen aloud?
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The questioner : The question asks: Did it come in the hadith that when the imam recites al-Fatihah in the loud prayer and says "and not the astray," the Companions would say the ameen aloud?
The Shaykh : Yes, the hadith regarding this has come, stating that the Companions would say the ameen aloud, and likewise the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). The imam and the one praying behind him are reminded to say the ameen at the end of al-Fatihah. When he says "and not the astray," the imam and the one praying behind him say "Ameen." But what is the meaning of "Ameen"? It means "O Allah, accept." How do we parse it grammatically? It is a noun of the imperative verb, built on...
The questioner : ...the fathah. He says.
The Shaykh : He says the fathah, and what do you say? Okay, okay, that is enough.
The Shaykh : Yes, the hadith regarding this has come, stating that the Companions would say the ameen aloud, and likewise the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). The imam and the one praying behind him are reminded to say the ameen at the end of al-Fatihah. When he says "and not the astray," the imam and the one praying behind him say "Ameen." But what is the meaning of "Ameen"? It means "O Allah, accept." How do we parse it grammatically? It is a noun of the imperative verb, built on...
The questioner : ...the fathah. He says.
The Shaykh : He says the fathah, and what do you say? Okay, okay, that is enough.