Human-centeredness is the main intellectual characteristic of modernity and its distinguishing feature from the previous world. Based on this attitude of the society and the political system that governs it, the moral, legal and economic systems of the society are organized based on the human will, without any connection with the upper world. The characteristic feature of this attitude is placing man in front of God and imagining a non-divine identity of man. According to this attitude, man in himself is the origin and end; It is the truth, it is the standard; All the truths and facts depend on his will. Here, the issue that is raised is whether, in contrast to the mentioned reading, can we also have a human-centered divine reading? In short, as a hypothesis, the author's answer to this question is positive. In this article, we intend to cite Islamic sources and by using analytical and explanatory methods, while proving the hypothesis, we also criticize the anthropocentric competing species.