Zakia Ismael Hakki (Arabic: زكية إسماعيل حقي; born 18 November 1939, d. 22 August 2021) was a Feyli Kurdish lawyer who was appointed Iraq's first female judge in 1959, becoming the first woman of an Arabian nation to be appointed as a judge. She fled Iraq in 1996 after her husband was killed and was granted asylum in the United States. She returned to Iraq in 2003 and was elected to the National Assembly of Iraq and was an advisor in the drafting of the constitution.