The study of lower limb EMG signals between male and female Muslim during pertaining to sujud postures in solat / H. Harun, N.F. Mohd Nasir and A.F. Salleh

Harun, H. and Mohd Nasir, N. F. and Salleh, A. F. (2016) The study of lower limb EMG signals between male and female Muslim during pertaining to sujud postures in solat / H. Harun, N.F. Mohd Nasir and A.F. Salleh. Journal of Electrical and Electronic Systems Research (JEESR), 9: 5. pp. 24-29. ISSN 1985-5389

Abstract

Electromyography signal level in term of %MVC
at lower limb muscles on static posture of feet during sujud
(prostration) in solat had been studied based on the sayings of
Prophet Muhammad (hadiths). Gastrocnemius and Tibialis
Anterior were the chosen muscles as both are the major lower
leg muscles on the lower limb part. A total of 10 male and 10
female subjects had participated in this study. The EMG data
signal results were analyzed statistically using the PairedSamples T Test as all the data are normally distributed. The
statistical result showed that there is no significant difference of
the muscles' signal on the respective posture between male and
female. The result of EMG level in term of %MVC between
male and female showed that during pertaining to sujud
posture, Gastrocnemius muscles are more active in male while
Tibialis Anterior muscles are more active in female.

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Item Type: Article
Creators:
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Harun, H.
hazwaniharun5306@gmail.com)
Mohd Nasir, N. F.
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Salleh, A. F.
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Subjects: Q Science > QM Human anatomy > Nervous System
Divisions: Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam
Journal or Publication Title: Journal of Electrical and Electronic Systems Research (JEESR)
UiTM Journal Collections: UiTM Journal > Journal of Electrical and Electronic Systems Research (JEESR)
ISSN: 1985-5389
Volume: 9
Page Range: pp. 24-29
Keywords: Electromyography, Solat, Gastrocnemius, Tibialis Anterior
Date: December 2016
URI: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/63001
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