Racing the congregation with the imam in saying: (Ameen)?

The Shaykh : As for the other matter, it is also something observed in many—also—in countries, even in the two Holy Mosques; that is the racing of the congregation with the imam in his saying: ; contrary to the general Sunnah, or to put it more correctly: contrary to the general command, and even the specific command. As for the general command, it is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): , and in some hadiths: . This is a general command that it is not permissible for the follower to race the imam.
As for the specific command, which is the second topic I am addressing; it is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): . What happens today in this matter is that the imam barely finishes his saying: before the mosque is filled with the sound of before they hear the imam begin his saying: . This is a clear violation of this authentic hadith: you. The reality now is that we say Ameen—except for whom Allah protects—before the imam begins his saying: . This is what I wanted to remind you of, and the reminder benefits the believers.