"Who Is The Law Maker?" delves into the fundamental question of legal authority within the Islamic framework. It investigates who has the right to legislate laws in a society governed by Islamic principles, emphasizing the role of God (Allah) as the ultimate Law Maker. The book discusses the relationship between divine commandments as outlined in the Quran and Sunnah, and the roles of religious scholars, leaders, and the community in interpreting and implementing these laws. It examines historical examples of Islamic governance and the application of Sharia in various contexts, shedding light on contemporary issues surrounding law and morality in Muslim societies. Through critical analysis and theological insights, the book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the foundations of Islamic law and its significance in modern governance.