This research includes an introduction that mentions the reasons for choosing the topic. It contains three chapters. The first chapter represents the theoretical part of the research and has two sections. The first section covers (Quranic grammar in the past) which aims to track the origin of Quranic grammar and its starting point. The second section covers (Quranic grammar in the present) which aims to take a stand on the modern approaches and attempts in trying to draw a picture of what quranic grammar should be. The second and third chapters cover (sentences and methods) and (tools) respectively. They represent the practical side of the research with the aim of developing a curriculum for Quranic grammar away from the grammatical differences and complications that have stricken later times; to be a model of grammatical study. The research has ended with results of the study.