In 1915, he graduated from the Baku Real school with a gold medal and entered the St. Petersburg Mining University.

On September 1, 1919, a law was passed and 7 million rubles were allocated from the State Treasurer of Azerbaijan to the Minister of Education for sending applicants and students to foreign universities in the 1919–1920 school year.

When Vezirov arrived in Rome, the stamps he acquired in Batumi were no longer valid due to the political situation in the Caucasus.

He provided living and medical expenses by selling the rare stamps he got from Batumi at a high price.

In 1930, he received the scientific title of professor and headed the department of crystallography, mineralogy and petrography of the institute.

Several generations have played a major role in the development of highly qualified specialists, doctors of sciences, and academics.

His father was the uncle of Suleyman Vazirov, the 1st Minister of Oil Industry of the Azerbaijan SSR, Hero of Socialist Labor.