The Meaning of the Extra Ba in the Phrase: "And Allah is Sufficient as a Witness"

Question:
Rather, the Shaykh (may Allah have mercy on him) is in his grave, and Allah is sufficient to refute the lie. I think the seller is the one who is ill.

Answer:
Regarding the emphasis, yes, the Arabic language has letters that are added for the sake of emphasis. They are not extra without benefit. No, if they are for emphasis, they have a benefit in the speech. Yes, the discussion is about the extra that has no meaning or is not extra. There is nothing of this kind in the Qur'an. There is nothing extra except that it has a benefit and a meaning. That is, it is extra in the structure, extra in the structure, because the original is "Allah is sufficient as a witness," so Allah is the doer of "sufficient," but the ba came to emphasize the witnessing.
Just as no one meaning no witness, and the original is "There is no god but Allah," yes. "There is no god but Allah," but it came in the form of emphasis, emphasizing the negation, yes. And Allah the Exalted knows best, and may Allah send prayers and peace upon our Prophet Muhammad.