Babanzade İsmail Hakkı

Babanzade İsmail Hakkı Pasha
Image of İsmail which was published in the Turkish Şehbal magazine on 5 September 1910.
Ministry of Education
In office 13 February 1911 – 26 November 1911
Monarch	Mehmed V
Preceded by	Emrullah Efendi
Succeeded by	Emrullah Efendi
Chamber of Deputies
Assembly Member for 1908 - Baghdad 1912 - Baghdad
In office 15 December 1911 – 15 August 1912
Personal details
Born	1876 Baghdad, Baghdad vilayet, Ottoman Empire
Died	6 July 1913 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
Nationality	Ottoman

Babanzade İsmail Hakkı (Kurdish: Îsmaîl Heqî Babanî; born 1876 in Baghdad, Baghdad vilayet - died; 6 July 1913 in Constantinople, Ottoman Empire), was an Ottoman politician who served as Baghdad deputy in the Ottoman Parliament between 1908-1912 and April–August 1912.

İsmail Hakkı belonged to the Baban family, ruler family of the Baban state which are of Kurdish origin that started the Babanzade Rebellion in 1806 around Shahrizor region.

Career

In Arabic Letters, in which he conveyed his impressions of his Iraq trip in 1908 and published at the Turkish Tanin Newspaper, were republished in 2002 and are a very valuable source of information about Iraq. The work called Dreyfus Issue, written by Babanzade İsmail Hakkı together with Ali Reşad in 1899, was translated into Turkish in Latin letters by Fernaz Balcıoğlu and Büşra Balcıoğlu and published as a book in 2013. Babanzade İsmail Hakkı's work "Hukuk-ı Esasiye" was published in 2014 with today's letters by the same authors, Fernaz Balcıoğlu and Ayça Büşra Balcıoğlu.