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938. It was reported from Ṣubaiḥ bin Muḥriz Al-Ḥimṣī, (he said): "Abū Muṣabbih Al-Maqrā'ī narrated to me: 'We used to sit with Abū Zuhair An-Numairī, and he was of the Companions. He would narrate to us beautiful Aḥādīth. And when one of us made any supplication, he would say: "I will end it with 'Āmīn', for 'Āmīn' is like a stamp (that seals) a letter." And he said: "I shall inform you about it. We once went with the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ at night, and passed by a person who was sincerely requesting (Allāh) in his supplication. So the Prophet ﷺ stood listening to him, and said: 'His (request) will of a surety be answered, if he seals it.' A person among us said: 'With what should he seal it?' He responded: 'With Āmīn, because if he seals it with Āmīn, it will of a surety be answered.' So the man went to the person (making the supplication) and said: 'Seal it off — O so-and-so — with Āmīn, and rejoice (that it has been accepted).'" (Ḍa'if) This is the wording of Maḥmūd (one of the narrators). Abū Dāwūd said: And Al-Maqrā'ī is a branch of (the tribe of) Ḥimyar.
