Yes after al-Fatiha you say Amin and if in a masjid (mosque) everyone will say. After saying Amin you say the next sura.
"Ameen" should be said at the end of reciting Surah Al-Fatihah in the prayer, after saying "Walad-daaalleen."
Using it is not obligatoy. but shia use it mostly after dua.
In Islam, saying "Ameen" after reciting a prayer signifies agreement and affirmation of the supplication made. It is believed to strengthen the prayer and show unity among believers. Saying "Ameen" is a way of expressing sincerity and faith in the supplication being made, connecting the individual to the concept of seeking blessings and guidance from a higher power.
"Thuma Ameen" is an Arabic phrase often used in Islamic prayers, meaning "Then, O Allah, accept" or "Then, Ameen." It is typically said after making a supplication or prayer, signifying the speaker's hope and request for God's acceptance of their petitions. The term "Ameen" itself translates to "So be it" or "May it be so," expressing affirmation and agreement with the prayer.
The word "Ameen" is Arabic for "Amen" and it is said at the end of prayers in Arabic just as "Amen" is used in America and other countries to conclude a prayer. "Ameen" then, is a mark of completion. The Ameen celebration in Muslim tradition marks the successful completion (typically by a teenager) of reading the holy book of Islam, the Qur'an, in Arabic. It is, therefore, a rite of passage, similar to the Jewish celebration of a Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
In the Muslim faith, saying "Ameen" after reciting a prayer is significant because it signifies agreement and affirmation of the prayer's content. It is a way for the individual to express their sincerity and belief in the words they have just recited.
Saying "ameen" after making a dua is significant because it signifies agreement and affirmation of the prayer. It is a way for the person making the dua to express their belief in the words they have just spoken and to ask for Allah's acceptance of their supplication.
When someone says "InshaAllah Ameen," it signifies their hope that something will happen if it's God's will. A common reply is to affirm their sentiment by saying "Ameen" in return, which expresses agreement and support for their prayer or hope. Alternatively, you can also say "InshaAllah" to reinforce the idea of trusting in God's plan.
If you believe in God you should have not said that! One day MAY ALLAH PUNISH YOU FOR THE BAD THINGS YOU HAVE SAID TO MUSLIMS AND NOW ASK FORGIVENESS OR BURN IN HELL AT THE DAY OF JUDGMENT AMEEN/ AMENIf you believe in God you should have not said that! One day MAY ALLAH PUNISH YOU FOR THE BAD THINGS YOU HAVE SAID TO MUSLIMS AND NOW ASK FORGIVENESS OR BURN IN HELL AT THE DAY OF JUDGMENT AMEEN/ AMEN
Ameen Faheem was born in 1939.
It is a sound meaning AUM- Christians call it Amen, Muslims call it Ameen(AA-MEAN), we all are same but call it differently!
Ameen Merchant has written: 'The silent raga'