History of Arabic grammar formation from its inception with Abu al-Laad al-Dalili until arrival in the golden age with the linguistic scientist Sibuya. The trip began with Dolily, who founded the rules of Arab grammar and explained their basic rules. These rules then evolved and flourished at later times, by many scientists such as Alkhaleel bin Ahmed. Until the 12th century AD, the second Hajri Kherbi Sibuya, who organized and documented Arabic in his book "The Book," was an indispensable reference for Arabic students. Sibuya drew his knowledge from the work of the former and added to it thanks to his intelligence and deep understanding of the language.