Singular of ka'bain in 5:6
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Peace,
How could both be structured equally? Hand has one elbow while each foot has two k'ab, one on each side.
Could someone explain this to me please? Arjalakum is a plural, but al ka'bayni is dual. In English, each foot has one ankle, despite the bone protruding on both sides of the foot i.e. it is considered one joint. But in Arabic, the dual form in this verse denotes the two protruding bits on the foot? Or is the dual form alluding to two ankles, one on each foot?