Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

Daripada Yahya bin Bukair, daripada Al Laits, daripada Uqail, daripada Ibn Syihab,
daripada Humaid bin Abdurrahman, daripada Abu Hurairah,
Nabi s.a.w. bersabda,

"Adam dan Musa berbantah-bantahan pada hari kiamat,

Musa berkata kepada Adam,
'Engkaulah penyebab
yang mengeluarkan anak cucumu dari syurga!'

Sedang Adam berkata,
'Engkau Musa,
yang Allah telah memilihmu
dengan risalah-Nya dan kalam-Nya,

engkau mencelaku
atas sesuatu yang telah ditakdirkan bagiku
sebelum aku dicipta!'

Maka Adamlah yang mengalahkan (dengan hujah) Musa.”

(Hadith Bukhari no. 6961)

Nota penting:
(Untuk pemahaman yg lebih baik,
sila rujuk nasihat pakar
(ulama, ustaz atau yg setaraf dengannya)

In principle, the same words may have the same meaning but not the same way/method.

Maybe the following examples can clear it up.

Happy is happy. But happy for me is jumping up and down laughing, while for you happy is smiling on your own.

Another example, which is quite common used to describe the same but different, is that we say the dogs have 4 legs, humans have 2. Not only do they differ in number, but also in shape/anatomy.

Or take eyes sight. How/what we see is different to what a Bull (think matador) or an eagle sees. They all see, but differently.

In certain ways, our use of "Maha" is a way to differentiate. But you cannot use "Maha punya tangan" right? but the principle still stands: the same word/meaning but different to anything else.

So Allah has hands, feet, etc. and how/what they look like cannot be enlikened to ours or anything (see Asy-Syuura:11). We only know that Allah has this or that through dalil, and outside of what is described in the dalil is an area no one can venture into.

Hope that helps.