Wiping over the ghutrah and the shemagh in place of the turban

Question:
Or the same thing: I advise [you to follow] the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) in wearing the turban, and whether the shemagh or the ghutrah is equivalent to the turban in terms of wearing.

Answer:
Yes, this is permissible because it is established that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) wiped over the turban and wiped over the leather socks. This is permissible in the chapter of wiping, which has a specific section for it. As for the shemagh and the ghutrah, they do not take the place of the turban; they do not take the place of the turban. The turban is something that is tied and secured, making it difficult to undo. As for the ghutrah and the shemagh, they are not secured; they are not secured, but rather something placed on the head, which is very easy to remove. Their presence is like their absence. It is obligatory to wipe the head directly, unlike the turban.