Ruling on the follower preceding the imam in saying "Ameen"
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Is it permissible for the follower to precede the imam by saying: (Ameen) after al-Fatihah?
If he says: (Ameen) after the imam says: (and not the astray) there is no harm: for in Sahih Muslim, from Abu Hurayrah, that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: (When the imam says: (and not the astray) then say: (Ameen)).
So he made the place of our saying: (Ameen) when the imam says: (and not the astray).
As for those among the people who assume that his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): (When the imam says Ameen, then say Ameen) means: when the imam says: Ameen,So you say after him: Ameen, this is not correct,So the meaning of his saying: (When the imam says Ameen) when he begins; by the evidence of the second wording that I mentioned.
If he says: (Ameen) after the imam says: (and not the astray) there is no harm: for in Sahih Muslim, from Abu Hurayrah, that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: (When the imam says: (and not the astray) then say: (Ameen)).
So he made the place of our saying: (Ameen) when the imam says: (and not the astray).
As for those among the people who assume that his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): (When the imam says Ameen, then say Ameen) means: when the imam says: Ameen,So you say after him: Ameen, this is not correct,So the meaning of his saying: (When the imam says Ameen) when he begins; by the evidence of the second wording that I mentioned.