Does the ablution of one who enters the restroom without shoes become invalid?

Question:
The questioner says: If I enter the restroom without shoes, does my ablution become invalid, knowing that I have shoes, and I enter the restroom because I need to use the washing area? What is the ruling in this matter?

Answer:
My brother, the ablution does not become invalid except by the known invalidators, the eight known invalidators. As for your entering the bathroom without shoes, or if impurity touches your garment or your body, this does not invalidate your ablution. Rather, it is obligatory for you to remove the impurity, to remove the impurity. And wearing slippers to enter the restroom is commanded because it prevents impurity and protects the foot, but that your ablution becomes invalid—no, your ablution does not become invalid except by the eight known invalidators. Yes.