In Islam, the term awrah refers to the intimate parts of the human body that must be covered by clothing. The awrah of a woman in front of her mahrams, such as her father, brother, and nephew, is her entire body except for that which usually appears, such as the face and hair, neck, forearms, and feet. The awrah of a woman with another woman is the area between the navel and the knee, whether the woman is her mother, sister, or not her mahram. However, the basic principle is still that she should cover all of her body lest she be taken as an example and this evil practice become widespread among women. It is not permissible for a woman to look at the area between the navel and the knee of another woman, except in cases of necessity such as medical treatment and the like. The awrah of a woman in front of non-mahram men is her entire body, and it is not permissible for her to appear before men even if she is covered, if there is the fear of fitnah (temptation) because of looking at her and seeing how tall she is and how she walks.