Why do we say amin after doing a dua (praying) Christians say a similar word Is this only a coincidence? In this question, i want to confirm if shia islam indeed prohibits saying ameen, a claim also made here Does shia islam prohibit saying ameen after reciting al fatiha? Is it true that the recording angels on our shoulders say ameen to the negative things we say/questions we ask
Ask question asked 7 years, 11 months ago modified 7 years, 11 months ago If it's loud prayer, we have to recite surah fatiha after imam recites surah fatiha But before that when imam finishes his fatiha we have to say ameen Well in that case the imam on the radio is rather selfish And it is correct to say ameen as he includes himself and all those listening to his/this du'a So this formulation is correct for a person making du'a for himself and others like an imam of jumuah prayer.
Meybe it was adopted into arabic from hebrew So the question is, is amen originally arabic word Or, was amen originally arabic word at the time of the prophet muhammad saw Wikipedia says it is originally hebrew word I hope experts of arabic language will respond to my inquiry. What is the difference between the two and when should they be used
Also when addressing one person what is the difference between jazakallah khayrun vs jazakallah khair? 1 i heard that duas cannot be asked in group and it should be asked alone but in my country, after every prayer , after completing the dhikr , imam asks dua and all people say ameen thinking that the dua imam is asking will be accepted for them So is the imam doing right and duas will be accepted or is it wrong ?
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