How to get access of all the parameters a user used to call a shell script? Or forbid the use of * as a valid parameter?

Question

I have a shell script that will be a such of a header to be imported by others scripts

Its main goal is forbid the user of "*" and "?" as parameters.

I've already tried:

1) To get access to the script call via ~/.bash_history As the ~/.bash_history is upgraded at the end of the user session. I modified the ~/.bashrc with the following parameters: shopt -s histappend, PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a;$PROMPT_COMMAND" and also tried PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a; history -c; history -r; $PROMPT_COMMAND".

When I set this setting, the system start to upgrade the ~/.bash_history file in memory time. So, theoretically, I'll be able to get the last command used by the user (that's should be the script call) and to search a "*" on it. But as you might know, a shell script must to specify the shell interpreter in its first line like: /bin/bash, thus, it creates a new shell session ever time when the script is called and this new session doesn't have access to the previous session command history: For exemple:

~>cat hist.sh

#!/bin/bash

var=$(tail -n 1 /home/$USER/.bash_history) # get the last command

echo $var

~>./hist.sh

cat hist.sh # that's the output, it shoud be ./hist.sh

I think the ~/.bash_history file is written just when the process of the command is finished, that's why the ./hist.sh wasn't there, but it is just my guess.

2) I also tried to use the history and the fc -l -n -0 commds (this is currently working in AIX environment), but i got the same previous problem in Linux.

3) My last attempt was the folloing script:

#!/bin/bash

for i in $@ 
do
        if echo $i | grep  '*' &> /dev/null
        then echo "Invalid parameter *" && exit
        else echo "Sucessful"
        fi 
done

It works when I use ./script.sh file* (the "" + words or "" + words), but it doesn't when I use the "*" alone (./script.sh *), because the shell expands the * to all files of the current directory before the if statements.

I've considered to limitate the number of parameters for the script, but as it will be a header useful for many another script, the number of arguments for each call is definitely unkown.

Could someone help with this issue? I'll be very grateful!