Splitting the word (Tammam Hassan is an example)

One of the most important sections that preoccupied the minds of grammarians and occupied most of their thinking, and they devoted many books and investigations to it and dealt with it with response, criticism, research, and investigation, is the chapter on dividing the word.

This research has delved into an important topic like this, and in this research it is an explanation of the opinions of modern grammarians in dividing speech, the evidence they provided to support their point of view, and a discussion of this point of view in the opinion of the hadith scholars, especially Tammam Hassan.

The most important results reached by this research are:

The view of modern scholars is a view that includes many things that led them to it, including:

A- Confusion in dividing between single and compound words

B- Influenced by what was said about the word being an Aristotelian term

C - They were influenced by Western scholars such as Firth, de Saussure, and Blomfied. It is most likely for us, then, that the division of the conventional word is a noun, a verb, and a letter, and that Arabic grammar is Arabic in context and origin, and not borrowed from Greek or Greek grammar. The most famous scholar who dealt with the word by division is Tammam Hassan, as the man himself was not immune from criticism. Even from his generation.