A process for building domain ontology: An experience in developing Solat ontology

Saad, Saidah; Salim, Naomie; Zainal, Hakim; Muda, Zurina

doi:10.1109/iceei.2011.6021572

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“…Various works on Quranic Ontology have been published recently [5,[11][12][13][14][15][16]. Language Research Group University of Leeds [10,14] has developed 'The Quranic Arabic Corpus' which is focused on linguistic resource based on Arabic grammar, syntax and morphology for each word in the Holy Quran, however, a description of the concepts are insufficient especially in performing semantic search [15].…”

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“…In [17] has introduced semantic-based retrieval system for the Arabic text, which will expand input query semantically for Arabic domain ontology. In [11] constructed an ontology that related to prayer in the Quran, and in [12] developed an ontology of semantic lexicons of Arabic that focuses on verses related to 'time'. In [5] produced an ontology that covers only verses in Juz' Amma.…”

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Retrieval Performance for USIM's Quranic Search Engine

Basir¹,

Nabila²,

Zaizi³

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IJET

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The Quran covers every field of life namely medical, political, social, economic, and others. The extraction of quranic knowledge is a challenging task, as the Quran is rich in its linguistic and multi-layered meanings, difficult if done without the use of other resources such as the Hadith and Tafsir by Muslim Scholars. Several Quranic ontologies have been developed, however, most of these only focus on certain domains and language, rather than the content of the Quran. In many cases, the searching cannot retrieve the relevant fields. Discovering the fields of a keyword searched in the Quran can become a guidance to enhance knowledge in a particular domain. In this paper, we propose that the keyword searched in the Quranic ontology can be applied for extracting the relevant fields. For this purpose, exploratory search has been done. The sample domain ontology based on the medical and economic fields mentioned in the Quran has been developed in TopBraid Composer. Queries have been run to depict the proper role of ontology. Then, certain recommendation for the proposed Quranic ontology attaining semantic search from all domains and the result by searching from verse to domain, or domain to verse, has been proposed.

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Retrieval Performance for USIM's Quranic Search Engine

Basir¹,

Nabila²,

Zaizi³

et al. 2018

IJET

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“…[28] has developed ontology Al-Quran for Malay language and be source for determining the related concept of Malay terms in Al-Quran, and [29] has developed knowledge of Islam based on the Al-Quran by using ontology. These studies still infancy and much more work needs to be done to complete the ontology of Al-Quran.…”

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“…Moreover, many types of ontology editors (e.g., Protégé-OWL) can be used to construct ontology. Thus, the efficient use of ontology editors during development is important while performing ontology visualization [18] [29].…”

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Al-Quran ontology based on knowledge themes

Ta’a¹,

Abed²,

Ahmad³

2018

J. Fundam and Appl Sci.

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Islamic knowledge is gathered through the understanding the Al-Quran. It requires ontology which can capture the knowledge and present it in a machine readable structured. However, current ontology approaches is irrelevant and inaccuracy in producing true concepts of Al-Quran knowledge, because it used traditional methods that only define the concepts of knowledge without connecting to a related theme of knowledge. The themes of knowledge are important to provide true meaning and explanation of Al-Quran knowledge classification. The main aims of this paper are to demonstrate the development of ontology Al-Quran and method used for searching the Al-Quran knowledge using the semantic search approach. Expert review has been applied to validate the ontology model and evaluate the relevance and precision of searching results.

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A Domain Ontology for Platform Ecosystems

Zarnescu

Dunzer

2021

Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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A process for building domain ontology: An experience in developing Solat ontology

Cited by 24 publications

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Retrieval Performance for USIM's Quranic Search Engine

Retrieval Performance for USIM's Quranic Search Engine

Al-Quran ontology based on knowledge themes

A Domain Ontology for Platform Ecosystems

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