Do you say among of them or among them?

Answer 1

The word among means "in the company of" or "within a group".

It does not ever use of.

Example sentences in which it might be used:

"The boy was among them." This means that the boy was a member of a larger group of people.

"The marble was among the items on the dresser." The marble was one of several items atop the dresser.

The word amongst , a form of the word "among," was used in The Bible, in verses such as "Jesus went out amongst them." This means that Jesus went out into the group of people in the community.

Answer 2

You would say "among them." "Among" already implies being in the midst of something, so adding "of" is redundant.