According to the Islamic view, the principle is based on the absence of individual guardianship over another, and the right of sovereignty belongs only to God, the Owner of the universe and the world above. And which principles legitimize it. This article uses a descrip
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According to the Islamic view, the principle is based on the absence of individual guardianship over another, and the right of sovereignty belongs only to God, the Owner of the universe and the world above. And which principles legitimize it. This article uses a descriptive-analytical method and relies on library documents to explore the possibility of human legislation as an authority delegated by God. The elected hypothesis, in contrast to the rival hypothesis, which does not recognize such a right in principle and holds members of parliament solely responsible for planning matters, agreed with the view that, given the constitutional process and other theories, legislative authority It has been delegated to individuals in some areas, provided, of course, that they comply with or at least do not contradict Islamic norms.
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