In his statement: (and his left hand is on his left knee, spreading it over it), is "spreading it" in the nominative case or the accusative case?
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The questioner : In the first narration, he said: he places his left hand on his knees. How does he place one hand on both knees?
The Shaykh : No, on his knee. He places his left palm on his knee.
The questioner : Now, "spreading it" (nominative) and "spreading it" (accusative), what is the predicate for?
The Shaykh : "Spreading it" (nominative) is a predicate for a deleted verb, and the second one is a state (hal), yes. Or it is also permissible, another view in the nominative: "the hand" is the subject, and "his left hand is on his knee, spreading it" is the predicate for "hand," and is the state, yes.
The Shaykh : No, on his knee. He places his left palm on his knee.
The questioner : Now, "spreading it" (nominative) and "spreading it" (accusative), what is the predicate for?
The Shaykh : "Spreading it" (nominative) is a predicate for a deleted verb, and the second one is a state (hal), yes. Or it is also permissible, another view in the nominative: "the hand" is the subject, and "his left hand is on his knee, spreading it" is the predicate for "hand," and