Hakimah
Yes. Hakimah is an Arabic name rooted in the ḥ‑k‑m lexical field (wisdom/judgement). The root and related terms appear in Islamic texts and classical Arabic, making it acceptable as an Islamic name.
The exact personal name 'Hakimah' does not appear in the Quran. However, the root (ḥ‑k‑m) and concepts like ḥikmah (wisdom) and the divine attribute Al‑Ḥakīm do appear (for example, 2:269 references granting wisdom).
Pronounced HAH-kee-mah (haːˈkiːma). Stress is typically on the second syllable in common South Asian and Arabic pronunciation patterns.
Hakimah has classical Arabic origins and does occur among South Asian Muslim communities (including Sindhi and Balochi families), though it is less common than some other traditional names.
Pairings often honor lineage or piety, e.g., Hakimah Fatima, Hakimah Zahra, or using family names; the name pairs well with short classical names to maintain balance.