Surah An-Naba (78) — Ayah 33
Translation by Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan & Dr. Taqi-ud-Din al-Hilali
Word by Word — Arabic, Transliteration & Meaning
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The Literal Meaning of ﴿كواعب﴾:
﴿كَوَاعِبَ﴾ ﴿كعب﴾ means ankle, and then anything that is raised like an ankle is also called ﴿كعب﴾. ﴿كعبت الجاريه﴾ means the breasts of a girl have become prominent and grown, and ﴿كعب﴾ means the prominent breasts of a woman, and "ka'ib" and "ka'ibah" refer to a young woman whose breasts have become prominent, and its plural is ﴿كواعب﴾. That is, in addition to gardens and grapes, the people of Paradise will also be given youthful women who will be of equal age. One meaning of being of equal age is that they will be of the same age among themselves, and another is that they will also be of the same age as their husbands in Paradise. That is, their husbands will also be made young and admitted into Paradise.
