The tèmyîz in Arabic language grammar

The Tèmyîz (The Accusative of Distinction) consists of two parts, namely the ambiguous element (mumayyaz) which needs to be explained in the sentence and the distinction itself which clarifies this closure. Mumayyaz, when experesses according to the position in the sentence, the Tèmyîz is often mansûb, and in some cases it can be mecrûr.The Tèmyîz is controversial because it is similar in expressions and shape to some other sentence elements. At the beginning of these, there is Hâl element. Mefûlun bih (The Object), Mefûl Mutlaq (The Absolute Object) and Badel (The Apposition) are the other elements that are mixed. In this context, the thesis that we have prepared aims to reveal the differences between these elements by examining the disputes arising from other grammatical elements after all the lines of Tèmyîz are handled in Arabic language grammar.