 His most famous creation, "Iblis" (The Devil) written in 1918, exposed all oppressive forces as the supporters of "humans are wolves to each other" philosophy and "the 20th century cultural savages", and summarized them in the character of Satan.In his works, Javid criticized any form of colonialism and oppression.During the 1920s and 1930s, Huseyn Javid authored a number of historical epics, such as "Peyghambar" ("The Prophet") in 1922, "Topal Teymur" ("Timur") in 1925, "Sayavush" ("Siyâvash") in 1933 and "Khayyam" ("Khayyám") in 1935.