One of the key issues for scholars of philosophy, theology, mysticism, ethics, and especially the philosophy of religion is the philosophy of human creation. By reflecting on the words of Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, issues such as perfection, servitude, happiness, and pleasure can be considered as the philosophy of human creation. He considers reaching the station of servitude, ubudiyya, (the perfect person) and annihilation in the truth as the main goal of creation, which is itself the highest degree of perfection, pleasure, and happiness. In this research, using an analytical-descriptive method, the claim of Fakhr al-Din al-Razi on this issue is critically examined, and it concludes that the main goal of human creation is to reach the station of servitude to God, coupled with knowledge (the perfect person), which is achieved through religious faith, commitment to the divine law, and following a tangible role model.