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quran:69:8 –

Then do you see of them any remains?  

So do you see any remnant of them? (min bāqiyatin: this is either the adjectival qualification of an implicit nafs, ‘soul’, or the ˹final suffixed˺ tā’ is for hyperbole, in other words ˹understand it as fa-hal tarā lahum˺ min bāqin, ‘any one remaining?’ No!).
القرآن:٦٩:٨ –

فَهَلْ تَرَىٰ لَهُمْ مِنْ بَاقِيَةٍ  

{فهل ترى لهم من باقية} صفة نفس مقدرة أو التاء للمبالغة، أي باق؟ لا.

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