Survey On Nudity Detection: Opportunities And Challenges Based On ‘Awrah Concept In Islamic Shari’a
The nudity or nakedness which known as awrah in Islam is part of the human body which in principle should not be seen by other people except those qualified to be her or his mahram or in an emergency or urgent need.Nudity detection technique has long been receiving a lot of attention by research...
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Little Lion Scientific Islamabad Pakistan
2017
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| Summary: | The nudity or nakedness which known as awrah in Islam is part of the human body which in principle should not be
seen by other people except those qualified to be her or his mahram or in an emergency or urgent need.Nudity
detection technique has long been receiving a lot of attention by researchers worldwide due to its importance
particularly to the global Muslim community. In this paper, the techniques were separated into four classifications
namely methods based on body structure, image retrieval, the features of skin region, and bag-of-visual-words
(BoVW). All of these techniques are applicable to some areas of skin on the body as well as on the sexual organs that
should be visible to determine nude or not. While the concept of nakedness in Islamic Shari'a has different rules
between men and women, such as the limit of male ‘awrah is between the navel and the knees, while the limit of
female ‘awrah is the entire body except the face and hands which should be closed using the hijab. In general, existing
techniques can be used to detect nakedness concerned bythe Islamic Shari'a. The selection ofhese techniques are
employed based on the areas of skin on the body as well as or the sexual organs to indicate whether it falls to thenude
category or not. While in Islamic Shari'a, different 'awrah rules are required for men and women such as the limit
'awrah, the requirements of clothes as cover awrah, and kinds of shapes and shades of Hijabs in various countries (for
women only). These problems are the opportunities and challenges for the researcher to propose an ‘awrah detection
technique in accordance with the Islamic Shari'a. |
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