Hakim

Hakim and al -Hakim is an Arabic name.

Origin and Meaning

Hakim ( from Arabic حكم, DMG hakama, ' judge, in the broadest sense " of sound mind be " ) is the Latin form of two Arabic names:

Hakim (Arabic: حكيم, Weiser, doctor '), for example, the Iraqi theologian Muhammad Baqir al -Hakim
Hakim (Arabic: حاكم, rulers, judges '), for example, when the Fatimid Caliph al -Hakim

Furthermore, it also stands for a doctor or local physician.

Al- Haakim bi- ʾ amri llāh (985-1021), the sixth Fatimid caliph (996-1021)
Al -Hakim I, Ahmad ibn al -Hasan, half way between 1261 and 1302 Abbasid Caliph in Aleppo and Cairo
Al -Hakim II, Ahmad ibn al - Mustakfi, 1341-1352 Abbasid Caliph in Cairo
Al -Hakim al - Munaddschim (d. 1103), Syrian Assassin leader

Abd al- Aziz al -Hakim (1951 or 1953-2009 ), Iraqi cleric and politician
André Hakim, film producer
Catherine Hakim ( born 1948 ), British sociologist
Hasan al -Hakim (1886-1988), Syrian Prime Minister
Imani Hakim (* 1993), American film actress
Khaled Al Hakim (1878-1944), Libyan diplomat
Maximos V Hakim (1908-2001), Patriarch of Antioch of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church
Michel Hakim (1921-2006), first bishop of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church of Saint- Sauveur de Montréal in Canada
Morkos Hakim ( born 1930 ), Egyptian religious cleric, Bishop Emeritus of Sohag
Muhammad Baqir al -Hakim (1939-2003), Iraqi cleric and leader of the opposition
Muhammad Said al -Hakim ( born 1934 ), Iraqi Grand Ayatollah
Naji Hakim ( born 1955 ), French composer and organist of Lebanese origin
Omar Hakim ( born 1959 ), American jazz drummer
Raymond Hakim, film producer
Robert Hakim (1907-1992), Egyptian film producer
Sadik Hakim (1919-1983), American jazz pianist and composer of bebop
Solomon Hakim, a Colombian neurosurgeon who described the Hakim triad with NPH

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