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quran:69:29 –

Gone from me is my authority."  

My authority, my strength, my argument, has gone from me’ (the ˹final˺ hā’ in kitābiyah, ‘my book’, hisābiyah, ‘my account’, and sultāniyah, ‘my authority’, is for ˹consonantal˺ quiescence; and it is retained ˹when reciting˺ with a pause as well as without a pause, in accordance with the authoritative ˹version of the˺ Qur’ānic text and the transmitted reports; some elide it when reciting without a pause).
القرآن:٦٩:٢٩ –

هَلَكَ عَنِّي سُلْطَانِيَهْ  

{هلك عني سلطانيه} قوتي وحجتي وهاء كتابيه وحسابيه وماليه وسلطانيه للسكت تثبت وقفا ووصلا اتباعا للمصحف الإمام والنقل، ومنهم من حذفها وصلا.