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quran:78:23 –

In which they will remain for ages ˹unending˺.  

to remain (lābithīna is an implied circumstantial qualifier, in other words, their remaining therein will be decreed ˹to be˺) therein for ages, for endless epochs (ahqāb is the plural of huqb),
القرآن:٧٨:٢٣ –

لَابِثِينَ فِيهَا أَحْقَابًا  

{لابثين} حال مقدرة، أي مقدَّرا لبثهم {فيها أحقابا} دهورا لا نهاية لها جمع حقب بضم أوله.

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