Zaha Hadid, the international architect of Iraqi descent. Is the world's most important architects for the reasons may be extensive to explain, perhaps the most important is that most of the trending projects is similar to some contemporary work of Hadid. I will not explore more or analyze the works of Zaha Hadid, because there are dozens of interviews with hundreds or more of articles just to do that. But here I aim to shed some light on various aspects that media usually dismiss of the origins of Hadid’s ideas: it’s affected by the works of Kazimir Malevich, founder of (suprematism) to the extent that her graduation project is almost identical to one of his paintings!. also the study of Lady Hadid in the field of mathematics at the American University of Beirut before the architecture in the Architectural Association in London, caused an impact on her career, she was able to argue the possibility of implementing her early projects, which were widely thought that they are born-dead on paper. Lebanese designer William Sawaya - Office of Sawaya and Moroni - told during an interview with the program (Dezign ADTV) that Zaha Hadid designs based on calculations and math more than imagination and abstract as thought to many. Another factor is no less important is that Zaha Hadid tried along with Architecture, other visual arts such as paintings and photography which enabled her to access (literally) new perspectives and unusual angles to see the architecture and the world as never seen before. Hadid said that one of her professors (Koolhaas) observed a common trait in her and other students who write in Arabic language and other similar languages, they tend to the free forms in design perhaps because they resemble the Arabic calligraphy. Zaha Hadid has graduated not to become a copy of her teacher (Rem Koolhaas), but to surpass him. The university was a playground for her, or perhaps an experimental laboratory allowed (like it must be) experimenting until she discovered herself which resulted in the discovery of broader horizons in architecture. All of this shaped the cognitive experience of a woman who raised a storm of controversy, surprises ... And creativity.