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	'''Āmīn''' (Arabic:{{ia\| آمین}}) or '''amen''' literally means "may it be so" or "it is so"~~. The use of the word in different global languages traces back to Hebrew~~. Among Muslims the word amin is commonly used with the same pronunciation meaning "respond to me", and the phrase "Ilahi amin" (Arabic: {{ia\|الهی آمین}}; meaning: O my God! respond to me) is very common among people today. It is used in English as amen (meaning: so be it).		'''Āmīn''' (Arabic:{{ia\| آمین}}) or '''amen''' literally means "may it be so" or "it is so". Among Muslims the word amin is commonly used with the same pronunciation meaning "respond to me", and the phrase "Ilahi amin" (Arabic: {{ia\|الهی آمین}}; meaning: O my God! respond to me) is very common among people today. It is used in English as amen (meaning: so be it).

	In Shiite [[jurisprudence]], saying amin after reciting [[Qur'an 1]] (Sura al-Hamd) in [[prayer]]s invalidates that prayer.		In Shiite [[jurisprudence]], saying amin after reciting [[Qur'an 1]] (Sura al-Hamd) in [[prayer]]s invalidates that prayer.