by a true creator, i.e. God and his messengers. Reception and review Soviet specialists spoke positively about the Zoroastrian and Islamic religious, mystical and philosophical anthropology, argued by Kazim Azimov. This is evidenced by the positive feedbacks, comments and recommendation letters written by well-known Western experts in the field . Modern Western experts gave both the positive and critical assessments. Michael Weinstein, a professor of sociology at the University of Hawaiʻi and Harvard University, wrote: Anne Sheppard, Professor of Classical Greek Philosophy and Literature at the University of London, concludes: Professor and Chair of Islamic Studies at the University of Michigan Alexander Knysh writes: Professor of Philosophy of Islam and Central Asia at the University of Hawaiʻi Tamara Albertini writes: Visiting professorships Since the 2000s, Kazin Azimov was invited by a number of foreign universities as a visiting professor: 2000-2001 - University of Harvard and University of Hawaiʻi (USA, 1 year). 2003 - Central European University, Budapest (7 months). 2004 - George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, (USA, 3 months). 2004 - British Academy, University of London and University of Liverpool (1 month). 2004 - Boğaziçi University, Istanbul (1 month). 2005 - Georg August University, Göttingen, Germany (4 months). 2006 - Free University of Berlin, Germany (4 months). 2009 - Free University of Berlin, Germany (4 months). 2011 - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (7 months). 2017 - University of Malmö, Faculty of Culture and Society, Sweden (4 months). Selected Scientific Works Monographs Problema cheloveka v religiozno-filosofskikh doktrinakh zoroastrianizma i islama. Baku 2003, 303 P. (The Problem of Man in the Religious and Philosophical Doctrines of Zoroastrianism and Islam. Baku, 2003, 303 P.) Available at the Harvard Widener Library. Azerbaydjanskie misliteli o cheloveke. Baku 1986, 207 P. (Medieval Azerbaijani Thinkers about the Human nature. Baku, 1986, 207 p. ). Available at the Harvard Widener Library. Tsennostniy mir cheloveka v religiozno-filosofskoy doktrine Zoroastrianizma. Baku 1991, 122 P. (The Valuable World of Man in the Religious and Philosophical Doctrines of Zoroastrianism. Baku "Society of Knowledge” 1991, 122 P.). Problema cheloveka i obshestva v drevney i srednevekovoy sosialnoy filosofii Azerbaydjana i Tsentralnoy Azii. Moskva “INION” Akademiya Nauk, 1987 (No. 25485), 350 P. (The Problem of Man in Ancient and Medieval Social Philosophy of Azerbaijan and Central Asia. Moscow, deposited in Academy of Sciences. Moscow, 1987, (No. 25485), 350 P.). Sources Professor. K.A.Azimov. Müstəqil Azərbaycanda Fəlsəfə və Filosoflar. Bakı 2007, S.234-236. (Philosophy and Philosophers in